Stainless Steel Separators

The 400-type Stainless Steel Separators (or stainless steel magnetic separator) is a special machine for small and medium waste recycling work. It uses magnetic force to separate iron, stainless steel and other metals from non-metal waste. It works fast and well. It has movable parts and a shaking feeder. These parts let it work with different materials. They also stop problems when feeding is not even. It has a small, strong body with good, long-lasting parts, so it can run steadily for a long time. It is easy to use and fix.

Technical Parameters

The following are the detailed specifications of the 400-type Stainless Steel Separators:

Parameter Name Specification

Model 400-type

Magnetic Force 10000-15000 Gauss

Separation Rate 99%

Hourly Output 0.5-0.8 Tons/Hour

Power 1.1KW

Machine Dimension (L×W×H) 2200×700×1600mm

Conveyor Belt Material PU (92 Shore Hardness)

Feeding Method Vibratory Feeding

Baffle Adjustment Adjustable

Application Areas

The 400-type Stainless Steel Separators work great for small and medium waste recycling tasks. Here are its key applications:

1.Old electric appliance recycling: This machine sorts out iron and stainless steel from plastic and other non-metal waste materials.

2.Broken bridge aluminum recycling: It removes metal components to purify the aluminum, making it clean and ready for reuse.

3.Industrial slag treatment: You can run your industrial slag through this separator, and it will pull out iron and stainless steel pieces so you can use those materials again.

4.Scrap steel waste treatment: It sifts through scrap steel waste to pick out good, usable metal bits, so you don’t waste any valuable steel resources.

5.Broken cable recycling: Just feed broken cables into the machine, and it will pull metal cores out of their plastic covers, letting you recycle each part on its own.

FAQ

1.Q: Do you need a professional to set up the 400-type Stainless Steel Separators?

A: No. You can set it up easily with our guide.

2.Q: Can it work with wet mixed materials?

A: It works best with dry materials. Wet materials may make it not sort well.