ZD15LV-8 Permanent Magnetic Separator

Overview

ZD15LV-8 Permanent Magnetic Separator (ZD15LV-8) is an identified magnetic-separation record for material-handling and process review. Selection starts with the separation objective: tramp-iron removal, ferrous recovery, non-ferrous recovery or a process-specific separation step. Conveyor geometry, belt width, burden depth, suspension height, material characteristics, moisture, particle size and cleaning duty can change the suitable configuration. The captured catalog fields are limited to the identified record and do not establish magnetic intensity, capacity, temperature suitability, food-process suitability or separation performance unless separately approved. COWIN MACHINE can review the conveyor, feed stream, installation space and cleaning arrangement with the buyer. Configuration subject to application review. For the ZD15LV-8 Permanent Magnetic Separator record, the review should document the actual application, site interfaces and operating sequence before any configuration is confirmed.

Key Benefits

• Links equipment selection to the material stream rather than the model name
• Helps protect downstream process equipment from tramp metal
• Clarifies conveyor and installation data needed for review
• Identifies cleaning-duty and maintenance requirements early
• Avoids unverified intensity, capacity and food-grade claims

How It Works

Magnetic separation uses a magnetic field to attract or influence magnetically responsive material. Permanent and electromagnetic systems are selected around the separation duty, installation environment and cleaning requirement. A suspended or overband arrangement may be positioned above a conveyor to remove tramp metal, while drum and wet-process arrangements are selected around feed condition and material behavior. Separation is affected by belt geometry, burden depth, suspension height, feed presentation, particle size and material characteristics. Self-cleaning and manual-clean options change how captured metal is discharged and must be reviewed against the duty. For the ZD15LV-8 Permanent Magnetic Separator record, the review should document the actual application, site interfaces and operating sequence before any configuration is confirmed. This working-principle guidance explains general selection context only. Exact capability, limits, materials, test conditions and compatibility remain subject to the approved model record and application review.

Typical Applications

• Conveyor protection ahead of crushers, mills or shredders
• Aggregate and quarry processing with documented belt and burden conditions
• Coal or bulk-material handling where tramp-metal removal is required
• Mineral processing with dry or wet feed conditions under review
• Recycling lines separating ferrous or non-ferrous fractions
• Plastics, chemicals or grain processes only after hygiene and material evidence is confirmed

Selection Guide

• Separation objective and the target material fraction
• Permanent versus electromagnetic field requirement
• Manual-clean versus self-cleaning discharge duty
• Belt width, speed, burden depth and suspension height
• Dry, wet or slurry feed condition and particle-size behavior
• Installation access, power requirement and maintenance space

Technical Specifications

Standard Configuration

• Magnet and cleaning arrangement subject to the approved model record
• Installation and support arrangement reviewed against conveyor geometry
• Electrical supply and controls confirmed for electromagnetic configurations

Optional Configuration

• Self-cleaning, controls or monitoring options subject to duty review
• Mounting, chute or conveyor-interface support matched to the site
• Process-specific material testing or engineering review where required

Operation, Maintenance and Safety

• Use lockout procedures for driven and electromagnetic equipment
• Keep people and ferromagnetic tools clear of strong magnetic fields
• Inspect belts, scrapers, guards, bearings and support structure as applicable
• Use controlled collection procedures for captured metal
• Verify mounting and suspension hardware before operation
• Do not claim hygienic or food-grade suitability without approved construction evidence