Electro suspended magnet

Working principle:
An electro suspended magnet works by passing an electric current through a coil of wire, which generates a magnetic field. This magnetic field attracts ferrous materials, such as iron and steel, and can be turned on and off as needed.

Structure:
An electro suspended magnet typically consists of a coil of wire, a steel core, and a control box. The coil is wound around the steel core, and the control box contains the electronics needed to regulate the electrical current flowing through the coil.

Industry Applications:
Electro suspended magnets are used in a variety of industries for material handling and separation applications. They can be used to remove ferrous materials from conveyor belts, to separate ferrous materials from non-ferrous materials, and to lift and transport heavy loads.

Installation:
Electro suspended magnets are typically mounted above conveyor belts or other material handling equipment. They can be installed in a variety of orientations to best suit the application.

How to clean the ferrous metals：
When the magnet surface starts to fill up, swing the magnet away from the conveyor and cut the power electromagnet to release the attracted metal.

Benefits:
The benefits of electro suspended magnets include their versatility, their ability to be turned on and off as needed, and their ability to lift and transport heavy loads. They are also more cost-effective than permanent magnets in some applications.

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