Magnetic Separation Equipment

Processed Materials:

Off-The-Road Tire
Truck tires
Car tires
Bicycle tires

Applications:

Tire Shredded Material: Rubber granules (typically 5-30mm) from passenger car tires, truck tires, and engineering tires after crushing.

Steel Wire Rubber Mixture: Crushed material containing exposed or semi-exposed steel wires.

Previous Process Intake: Intermediate products requiring steel wire separation after shredding and crushing.

Performance Advantages

Powerful composite magnetic source for thorough separation

Utilizing a composite design of neodymium iron boron permanent magnets and electromagnets, resulting in a high magnetic field strength.

Intelligent unloading system for continuous operation

Equipped with an automatic unloading device, the separated steel wires are automatically collected and transported to the collection area, achieving continuous automated operation without the need for downtime cleaning.

Wear-resistant core components for long service life

The magnetic drum surface is made of ultra-wear-resistant stainless steel, offering impact resistance and wear resistance.

Working Principle

Magnetic field adsorption: When materials pass through high-strength magnetic rollers or magnetic separator belts, the magnetic materials such as steel wires are firmly adsorbed onto the surface of the magnet or below the belt by the strong magnetic field.

Material diversion: Non-magnetic rubber particles, unaffected by magnetic force, fall into the rubber material collection hopper along a normal trajectory under the influence of gravity or inertia, or continue to be conveyed forward.