A magnetic head pulley is a simple option that can be added to remove ferrous from the material stream at the discharge end of a conveyor.
How It Works
As material is conveyed off the end of the conveyor, the magnetic head pulley attracts ferrous objects and holds them tight to the belt. Once the belt cleats pull the ferrous material back underneath the pulley and out of the main stream of material, the ferrous item falls off into a chute to be collected.
Special Features
- Heavy-duty construction
- Replaceable aluminum shell
- Custom dimensions available to allow drop-in replacement of an existing head pulley
- Can be added to inclined conveyors (infeed, transfer, etc.) or horizontal conveyors (sort conveyors, etc.)
Specifications
Below are some standard specifications that are typical for magnetic head pulleys we have built in the past. Contact us to discuss these specifications in detail.
- Diameter — from 6" to 16" O.D.
- Face width — from 18" to 50" wide
- Drum thickness — 3/8"
- Drum material — aluminum
- Magnets — ceramic grade 8
- Shaft diameter — typical head pulley shaft diameter range is from 1-15/16" to 2-15/16"; to be sized appropriately for each application
- Shaft mounting style — shaft is removable; it is installed in hubs welded to pulley endplates using taper lock bushings
Custom Designed and Fabricated
We specialize in custom designed and fabricated equipment and can work with you to design a solution that will work well for your needs. Contact us to discuss options or to get a quote.
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