Magnet dimensions : 480x204x55 mm
SCH-M-N-204x55-0500-B-B-B
SKU: E0014327
Stock *: 0
Width: 638 mm
Height: 520 mm
Weight: 58 kg
Chute magnets are neodymium plate magnets with a hinged extractor plate and a mounting construction for self-mounting the systeem against the wall of your product channel.They are used for removal of ferrous contaminants from powders, granulates, and even coarser raw material flows in free-fall pipes or chutes up to 45°.

With neodymium plate magnets
Max. holding field 180 mm
Capture Fe particles from 0.5 mm
Quick cleaning through use of extractor plates
Max. chute angle 45°

Application

Free-fall and chute transport

Chute magnets are mainly used for removing ferrous contaminants from powders, granulates, and even coarser raw material flows in free-fall pipes or chutes with a sliding angle of max. 45˚.
 
Chute magnets are a simple solution for removing iron contamination. You can easily install them yourself, and they deliver a high separation efficiency. We default use neodymium magnetic plates, because they are extremely powerful, compact and lightweight.

Design

Construction & materials data

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Description
Chute magnets have robust neodymium magnetic plates that are placed behind a stainless steel extractor plate. 2 quick-release fasteners clamp the magnet with extractor plate against the pipe channel.
 
Summary of important specifications

Materials system and magnet casing: stainless steel
Finish: grit blasted,
Material seals: EPDM, FDA-approved


Options

Available versions, options & accessories

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Cleaning

Filtering & discharging of ferrous contaminants

You can clean the chute magnet through use of the hinged extractor plate for quick-cleaning. When you swing the hinged extractor plate away from the magnet, the ferrous particles will fall off of the extractor plate as soon as they are far enough away from the magnet.
 
For reasons of safety, the operator must operate the chute magnets with two hands. The magnets are secured in the outermost cleaning position, after which the operator has both hands free for cleaning.