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Products by A & A Magnetics Inc

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These manually cleaned units provide maximum protection from equipment damage and related hazards caused by tramp iron. It comes with a sweeper bar for easy cleaning.
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This crossbelt separator is ideal for recycling operations and is widely used in the sorting for co-mingle (steel cans bottle caps etc). This model is not only econimical but ideal for light duty...Read More
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Plate magnets are used to remove scrap metal from items such as grains, glass, chemicals, plastics, minerals and foodstuffs. These units are primarily used in ducts and chutes or suspended over belts.
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Overhead separators are suited for applications with wet, dry, fine and coarse materials and are avialable in standard in-line and Crossbelt models. These are belt driven, self cleaning units...Read More
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As head pulleys in belt conveyors they provide maximum, continuous protection against tarmp iron contamination in the processing of materials, such as chemicals, plastics, grains, sand and coal.
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Magnetic drums are non-electric separators ideal for applications that require deeper draw and additional holding power. Material is fed over the top of the drum where a revolving cylinder carries it...Read More
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The super power models are specially suited to handle larger vulumes of material flow,faster,conveyoru speeds and deeper burden depths than our standard magnetic pulleys.
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