How to install an iron remover to achieve the ideal iron removal effect of the iron remover

In modern industrial production, the iron remover is an important equipment widely used in various material handling processes, especially in the application of belt conveyors. The installation position and method of the iron remover have a crucial impact on its iron removal effect. This article will discuss the installation of iron removers in the head and middle of belt conveyors, the characteristics of iron absorbers, and the application of multi-stage iron removers

1. Installation of iron remover at the head of belt conveyor

When the iron remover is installed at the head of a belt conveyor, the material is usually in a loose state due to its forward power, which is conducive to the iron remover's iron removal operation. However, during the installation process, we need to pay attention to the driving wheel material at the bottom of the iron remover. Due to the possible interference of ferromagnetic materials on the magnetic field of the iron remover, which affects the iron removal effect, non ferromagnetic materials should be selected for the driving wheel. This can ensure that the magnetic field of the iron remover is stable during operation, and the iron removal effect reaches the expected level.

2. Installation of iron remover in the middle of belt conveyor

In some cases, due to the needs of the production process, the iron remover needs to be installed in the middle of the belt conveyor. At this point, to improve the iron removal effect, a non-magnetic linear roller can be installed under the belt. The non-magnetic linear roller can effectively support the belt, prevent the belt from shifting or deforming during operation, and ensure that the iron remover can perform iron removal operations stably and effectively. At the same time, the use of non-magnetic linear rollers can also avoid interference with the magnetic field of the iron remover, ensuring the iron removal effect.

3. Characteristics of Iron Absorber

The iron absorber, as a commonly used iron removal equipment, has its unique characteristics. Firstly, it can absorb large and long materials, such as elongated iron pieces or wires. Secondly, iron absorbers also have good absorption effects on small and short materials, such as fine iron filings or iron powder. However, it should be noted that the material of the iron absorber's suction head is prone to pilling, which may affect its iron absorption effect. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly check and replace the suction material during use. In addition, the suction material of the iron absorber is often static, which means it can only remove iron from materials passing near it and is powerless for materials far away from it.