Plastic industry
Time:2022-05-17
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Plastic materials are commonly used in a wide range of products and applications, from packaging to automotive parts.
In the plastic plant industry, magnet separation is used for the removal of ferrous and non-ferrous metals from plastic pellets and other plastic materials. Metal contaminants can be introduced into plastic products during manufacturing, transport, and recycling processes. These contaminants can include metal fragments, screws, and other metal fasteners that can cause damage to equipment and affect the quality of the finished plastic product must be scrapped or sold at less than full value, causing great economic losses to the factory.
Magnetic separation is an effective way to remove these metal contaminants from plastic materials. The process involves passing the plastic pellets or other plastic materials through a magnetic field, where the magnetic particles are attracted to the magnet and are separated from the plastic.
Magnetic separators are available in a wide variety of designs to remove ferrous material such as nails, rust, scale, bolts, welding rod, and other contaminants from dry or liquid products.
Magnetic separation is commonly used in the plastic plant industry for applications such as:
Plastic pellet production: Magnetic separation is used to remove metal contaminants from plastic pellets before they are processed into finished plastic products.
Plastic recycling: Magnetic separation is used to remove metal contaminants from plastic waste before it is processed into recycled plastic products.
Plastic injection molding: Magnetic separation is used to remove metal contaminants from plastic resins before they are molded into finished plastic products.
Magnetic separation helps to ensure the quality and safety of plastic products by removing metal contaminants that can cause damage to equipment, affect the quality of the finished product, and pose safety risks to workers. It also helps to improve the efficiency of plastic production and recycling by reducing downtime and maintenance costs associated with equipment damage caused by metal contaminants.
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