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There’s no doubt that the conveyor system is one of the most important and influential inventions of the industrial era. It gives us the ability to create a constant flow of material from one location to the next. As with any great invention, conveyor systems have also led to some new, unforeseen problems that need… Read more »
IPES International makes conveyor magnets to remove ferrous steel and other magnetic materials during burdens on fast-moving conveyors. Conveyor magnets aid with shredded tire processing, pallet recycling, processing at MRF’s, wood/plastic recycling, and dealing with crushed or broken stone. IPES uses exclusive magnetic circuitry featuring high-grade Ceramic-8A magnetic material. With complete stainless steel magnet housing,… Read more »
With December on its way, chances are you’ll be hearing “The Little Drummer Boy” on the radio this holiday season. Speaking of drums, IPES International makes magnetic drum separators. These big boy toys– well, ok, they’re not toys, per se–do the efficient job of extracting ferrous material from dry, bulk products running through free-flowing processing… Read more »
IPES International makes magnetic drawer-in-housing separators. These are multi-level grate magnets in stainless steel housing, made of Ceramic-8A or Rare Earth-Neodymium, offering a strong, high intensity, high gradient magnetic field to remove ferrous/tramp metals from free-flowing materials. You would typically find drawer-in-housing separators in or below hoppers, in closed chutes, floor openings, and catch bins…. Read more »
IPES International’s magnetic pulleys are used in conveyor systems to remove ferrous metal from the product flow. They’re offered in two types: Rare Earth Neodymium or Ceramic-8. Ceramic magnets came into existence in the 1950s, and in the 1980s neodymium magnets were invented. So what’s the difference? Ceramic magnets are made out of powdered barium… Read more »
Anyone who’s ever worked in the industrial sector knows the importance of efficiency. At its core, efficiency is all about conserving the valuable resources you have. These resources are often in human form, but other times they are inanimate objects, like supplies and equipment. Some resources are intangible and more difficult to measure. To demonstrate… Read more »
