Magnetic belt feeder

A magnetic belt feeder, also known as a magnetic conveyor belt, is a type of conveying system that utilizes a magnetic attraction to transport materials. It consists of a belt made of a non-magnetic material, such as rubber or PVC, with a magnetic bed underneath. The magnetic bed is made up of strong permanent magnets that generate a magnetic field across the belt surface. When a ferrous material is placed on the belt, it is attracted to the magnetic field and carried along with the belt until it reaches the end of the conveyor line where it is discharged.

Magnetic belt feeders are commonly used in industries such as mining, recycling, and manufacturing, where ferrous materials need to be transported efficiently and without contamination. They are especially useful for handling sharp or abrasive materials that might damage other types of conveyors. The magnetic bed can also be adjusted to create different levels of attraction, allowing for precise control over the speed and flow of materials.