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All magnetic separators →Start with the material or production line you need to protect.
All applications →Compare technologies, check parameters and prepare your RFQ.
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Industrial Magnetic Separation Equipment
Remove ferrous contamination, protect downstream equipment and recover magnetically responsive material. Corvelan reviews the material, particle size, throughput, working distance, installation position and cleaning requirements before defining the separator configuration.
Magnetic Separation Equipment
Magnetic Drum Separator
Manufacturer at a Glance
Start With the Separation Goal
Reduce magnetically responsive tramp or fine ferrous contamination.
Capture tramp iron before critical downstream equipment.
Separate a valuable magnetic fraction from a mixed material stream.
Control unwanted magnetic contamination in powders, granules and bulk solids.
Magnetic Separation Equipment
Choose the right magnetic separator based on your material flow, installation location and separation requirements.
Typical position: Feed, transfer or discharge points where the material can be presented across the drum field.
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Typical position: Chute wall, hopper or spout with practical cleaning access.
Typical position: Above the belt or transfer point where clearance and burden depth allow capture.
Discuss a Suspended-Magnet Application →
Typical position: Replace or integrate with the conveyor head pulley where discharge trajectory supports separation.
Review a Pulley Separation Point →
Typical position: Hopper, chute or gravity-flow line where product can pass close to magnetic tubes.
Review Powder or Granule Separation →
Typical position: Gravity-flow line with space for drawer access and cleaning.
Discuss a Drawer-Magnet Application →Separator Selection Matrix
Start from the separation point, process goal and material presentation before comparing models or magnetic ratings.
Applications & Industries
The same separator family can serve different industries for contamination removal, equipment protection or magnetic recovery. Equipment selection still depends on the actual material and feed conditions.
Mining & Minerals
RecyclingBulk HandlingPowder & GranulesGoal: magnetic recovery or beneficiation.
Suitable equipment: drum or application-specific magnetic separator.
Key inputs: mineral response, liberation size, feed condition.
Goal: reduce iron-bearing contamination.
Suitable equipment: application-specific magnetic separation.
Key inputs: particle size, impurity response, dry or wet condition.
Goal: control fine magnetic impurities.
Suitable equipment: selected after material testing and feed review.
Key inputs: particle size, moisture or slurry condition, magnetic response.
Goal: tramp iron removal or other magnetic targets.
Suitable equipment: conveyor or process-specific separator.
Key inputs: target contaminant, burden depth, feed position.
Goal: recover ferrous material.
Suitable equipment: drum, pulley or suspended magnet.
Key inputs: piece size, burden depth, conveyor layout.
Goal: recover liberated steel wire.
Suitable equipment: drum, pulley or other conveyor magnetic separation.
Key inputs: shred size, liberation, feed presentation.
Goal: remove damaging tramp ferrous before downstream equipment.
Suitable equipment: suspended magnet.
Key inputs: burden depth, belt width, suspension height.
Goal: remove fine ferrous contamination.
Suitable equipment: grate, tube or drawer configuration.
Key inputs: flowability, contact distance, cleaning access.
Need Help Choosing a Separator?
Provide the material, particle size, throughput, contamination target and installation photo or drawing. The first review is to recommend a suitable separator type and installation option.
Custom Magnetic Separator Solutions
Separator configuration is narrowed from the material, magnetic target, feed condition, working distance, installation envelope and cleaning or discharge requirement.
About Corvelan
Corvelan supplies magnetic separation and metal detection equipment for mining, recycling, bulk handling and industrial processing. Project review covers material conditions, equipment configuration, installation interfaces and agreed inspection requirements.
For separator projects, the practical focus is to connect magnetic design with the mechanical interfaces required by the customer’s line.
Why Choose Corvelan
Magnetic separator performance depends on more than magnet strength. Magnetic, mechanical and process conditions need to be reviewed together before the equipment configuration is finalized.
Start with material flow, separation goal and discharge requirement before choosing a model.
Review magnet material, pole geometry, working distance and the field required at the actual separation point.
Confirm inlet, outlet, mounting, maintenance clearance and access against the line layout.
Agree critical dimensions, magnetic test positions and functional checks before manufacturing.
Reduce Procurement Risk Before Production
First, tell us how the material moves and what you need to remove or recover.
Control: define burden depth or process gap instead of relying on surface Gauss.
We check the installation dimensions, connections and service space on the project drawing.
Control: agree inspection points before manufacturing begins.
Manufacturing & Inspection
Inspection points are defined against the approved drawing and project specification. Depending on equipment scope, checks can include dimensions, mechanical function, magnetic measurement points and agreed pre-shipment items.
Quality ControlDimensional, magnetic and mechanical checkpoints as defined by the project.
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Material Separation TrialRepresentative feed trials can help assess a proposed route; test scope and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project.
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Packaging & ShipmentFinished equipment prepared for release after agreed pre-shipment checks.
Selection Process
A clear project process helps confirm equipment configuration, interfaces and inspection requirements before manufacturing begins.
Technical Resources
Review separator working principles, equipment selection and magnetic performance before specifying the project.
Working principle, dry and wet routes, pole layout, feed depth, working gap, splitter and inspection points.
Read the Magnetic Drum Guide →Chute and hopper layouts, magnetic circuit options, mounting, cleaning access and defined magnetic acceptance.
Material, particle size, throughput, target contamination, feed method, working distance, installation drawing and cleaning requirement.
Start an Separator Recommendation →FAQ
Corvelan works with magnetic drum separators, plate magnets, suspended-magnet, magnetic pulley, grate, tube and drawer configurations for different installation locations. The final equipment scope is confirmed from the application, quotation and project drawing.
Start with the material, target contaminant or magnetic fraction, particle size, throughput, feed method, burden depth or working distance, installation space and cleaning or discharge requirement. Those conditions narrow the separator selection faster than comparing Gauss values alone.
Yes. Send the existing chute, conveyor or line layout together with material and contaminant information so the installation position, dimensions, interfaces and maintenance clearance can be reviewed before quotation.
No. Higher surface Gauss does not automatically mean better separation. Working distance, field gradient, particle response, material depth, feed presentation, exposure and separator geometry also affect the result.
Throughput must be tied to the material and process conditions. Particle size, bulk density, moisture, feed width, burden depth, flow behavior, separator geometry and the separation target all affect practical capacity.
Send the material name, particle-size range, moisture or slurry condition, normal and peak throughput, contaminant or magnetic fraction, feed width, burden depth or working distance, installation photos or drawing, available space, temperature, cleaning or discharge requirement and any defined acceptance test.
Inspection should follow the approved project scope. Depending on the equipment, this can include critical dimensions, mechanical function, defined magnetic measurement points and other agreed pre-shipment checks.
Start the Separator Recommendation
Send the process information you already have. Corvelan can review a practical separator type, installation location, working distance, mechanical interface and project-specific inspection requirements before quotation.
