The ElectroMax Overband Magnets provide the enhanced separation of ferrous metal from conveyed material in recycling plants, mines, and quarries, bulk handling terminals, and power stations.

Bunting has redesigned and refurbished the industrial magnetiser at their Redditch manufacturing facility in the United Kingdom.

Technology to effectively separate large and small ferrous and non-ferrous metal is the focus for Bunting at IFAT Munich 2024 (Messe Munchen, Germany, May 13-17).

Permanent Overband Magnets are commonly used in mines and quarries to remove tramp ferrous metal and protect crushers, screens, and conveyors. Different designs are developed for specific applications, and understanding installation is crucial for selecting the right magnet.

Separating and detecting problematic metal contamination is the focus for Bunting at PLAST 2023 (5-8 September 2023, Milan, Italy). Live demonstrations on stand B172 in hall 13P will show equipment including metal detectors, eddy current separators and drawer filter magnets removing metal from virgin and recycled plastic.

UK plastic recycler uses Bunting Metal Separation Module to separate ferrous and non-ferrous metal from plastic flake, featuring Vibratory Feeders, Drum Magnet, and Eddy Current Separator.

Bunting has signed up as a gold sponsor of REPM 2023, the 27th international workshop on rare earth and future permanent magnets and their applications (3-7 September, University of Birmingham, UK).

Bunting emphasizes the use of high-intensity magnetic separators to remove iron, iron-bearing, and paramagnetic minerals, reducing defect rates and improving surface brightness.

Bunting and Force Engineering collaborated to design a magnetic brake for rollercoasters, using high-power, low-weight neodymium magnets to generate the braking force needed.

Bunting is focusing on technology that maximises metal recovery and purity to ensure economic viability of recycling e-waste, which is the focus of their stand at the E-Waste World Conference & Expo.