Eddy Current Separator

In industries such as mechanical processing, electronics manufacturing, and automotive repair, a large quantity of small metal parts—screws, nuts, springs, small stamped parts, electronic connectors, copper contacts, etc.—are generated every day. These parts are small in size, irregular in shape, and often mixed with other materials (plastics, rubber, cables). If sold directly as mixed waste, their value is very low; if sorted manually, the efficiency is extremely low and impractical. Through mechanical crushing and separation, these small metal parts can be efficiently liberated and purified, ultimately producing high-grade metal concentrates that can be sold directly to smelters.GEP ECOTECH provides shredding, crushing, and separation solutions ranging from single machines to complete production lines. The following describes the standard recycling process and corresponding equipment for small metal parts.Process Core: Shredding + Multi-Stage SeparationThe goal of processing small metal parts is to achieve

Efficient scrap metal recycling is essential for manufacturing, construction, and electronics industries. It reduces raw material costs, maximizes metal recovery, and ensures environmental compliance. However, recyclers face three common challenges: mixed metal types (aluminum, copper, steel), contamination from plastics and moisture, and low recovery rates from conventional processes.Pre-Treatment Equipment for Scrap Metal RecyclingProper pre-treatment for scrap metal recycling ensures consistent material quality and high recovery rates. Double-shaft shredders reduce large scrap into uniform blocks, with adjustable rotor speeds to handle different materials. Trommel screens separate metals by size and remove debris, featuring customizable screens. Magnetic separators efficiently recover ferrous metals and integrate easily after shredding. Eddy current separators separate non-ferrous metals like aluminum and copper, with adjustable rotors ensuring high purity.Integrated Recycling LinesFor industrial-scale

Eddy current separators (ECS) are designed for the separation of non-ferrous metals. They utilize a rapidly changing magnetic field to induce eddy currents within the material. These induced currents generate a magnetic field opposing the original field, creating repulsive forces that effectively separate non-ferrous metals from the material stream. Eddy current separators are particularly effective in separating aluminum, copper, die-cast metals, and more, making them widely used in the recycling industry.Eddy current separators offer several advantages in the recycling process. Their non-contact operation ensures minimal wear and tear, contributing to a longer lifespan and reduced maintenance requirements. The ability to fine-tune the frequency and intensity of the magnetic field allows for precise control, optimizing the separation of different non-ferrous metals.GEP ECOTECH provides a range of Eddy current separators with advanced features to meet the evolving needs of the recycling industry. Our

The Eddy Current Separator(ECS) is an industrial equipment that is used by waste treatment plants around the world. This technology enables easy and efficient recovery and separation of valuable non-ferrous metals such as brass, aluminum and copper from any bulk material for reuse. The principle of operation of the separator is based on eddy currents, which are generated in materials due to magnetic fields rotating at an increased speed. Non-ferrous metals disturbed by eddy currents are "catapulted" out of the waste stream as they pass through the belt.Why choose AIShred eddy current separators?First-class quality at an attractive priceAdjustment of rotor position during separator operation = best separation resultsEasy replacement of the protective shell of the magnetic rotorQuick change of conveyor beltWe will test your material for free and offer the most suitable device AIShred eddy current separation equipment has excellent performance in extracting non-ferrous metals from mixed municipal waste, PET