Eddy Current Separators
ECS=Eddy Current Separator
Ejet® designs and manufactures Eddy Current Separators for maximum recovery and best separation effectiveness in any size you may need with any application you may want.
Different designs of our ECS (the size, shape, magnetic field strength, and a number of magnetic poles ) cover several applications.
Ejet® ECS Application
Ejet® ECS are designed for maximum separation jobs in the recycling industry.
Different designs of Ejet® ECS (the size, shape, magnetic field strength, and a number of magnetic poles ) cover several applications.
ASR–C&D–IBA–WEEE–MSW–Mining & Minerals Processing–PET Plastic Recycling–GLASS Recycling–Commercial Waste–Refuse Derived Fuel–UBC Recycling–Waste Recycling (packaging, black plastics, compost, wood, paper, etc.) non-ferrous removal for separation or product purification.
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Non – ferrous metal recovery equipment with eccentric high – speed magnetic roller for fine copper and aluminum recovery.
The principle is the same as that of eccentric eddy current, and the purpose is different. It is specially designed for THE PET industry to purify and screen impurities for PET flake.
Ejet magnet designed and manufactured a dual-pass Eddy Current Separator (ECS) that will allow for optimum separation of ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
The Integration Eddy Current Separation Line compact structure combines ECS with a vibratory feeder and drum magnet. The single panel controls the entire machine.
Non-ferrous metals, iron and other materials can be sorted at the same time. It has strong applicability and It is widely used in bottle recycling field.
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Easy to move, can be set up according to the needs of the workplace, suitable for any terrain and scene, with output material belt machine, easy to operate.
Ejet magnet offers custom-designed help to many research institutions and universities purchase small laboratory equipment to meet the needs of experimental teaching.