RCDA Air-Cooled Electromagnetic Iron Remover

Name: RCDA Air-Cooled Electromagnetic Iron Remover
Brand: COWIN MAGNET

Product role

Overview and how it fits the process

The RCDA air-cooled electromagnetic iron remover is a suspended electromagnetic configuration whose cooling arrangement is reviewed together with the planned operating duty and site environment. It is intended to remove ferromagnetic tramp material from a defined bulk-material stream before sensitive downstream equipment.

Its selection starts with the conveyor layout, suspension height, burden depth, expected metal, available electrical supply and airflow or ambient conditions. Air cooling does not remove the need to confirm duty cycle, servicing access and the required cleaning method.

Selection logic

Why this configuration needs site information

01

Defined magnet position

The separator is selected around the actual conveyor path, discharge point and available suspension space.

02

Cleaning method matched to contamination

Manual cleaning suits lower contamination where a safe service stop is acceptable; self-cleaning is considered for continuous discharge requirements.

03

Conveyor data first

Belt width, speed, material layer depth and the largest expected tramp item are required before a model can be confirmed.

04

Site conditions matter

Dust, temperature, power availability and access for maintenance should be reviewed with the installation layout.

Process position

Where it fits in a typical material flow

The diagram is a planning aid. Final positioning is confirmed from the line layout and the material duty.

01Feed conveyor
02Tramp iron risk point
03Suspended magnet position
04Ferrous discharge or manual cleaning
05Protected downstream equipment

Engineering reference

Installation and dimensional reference

These diagrams support preliminary discussion. Final dimensions and installation details are confirmed for the selected configuration.

RCDA Air-Cooled Suspended Electromagnetic Iron Remover technical reference drawing 1 — Technical reference drawing. Confirm final dimensions and installation details for the selected configuration.

RCDA Air-Cooled Suspended Electromagnetic Iron Remover technical reference drawing 2 — Technical reference drawing. Confirm final dimensions and installation details for the selected configuration.

RCDA Air-Cooled Suspended Electromagnetic Iron Remover technical reference drawing 3 — Technical reference drawing. Confirm final dimensions and installation details for the selected configuration.

RCDA Air-Cooled Suspended Electromagnetic Iron Remover technical reference drawing 4 — Technical reference drawing. Confirm final dimensions and installation details for the selected configuration.

Applications

Typical materials and industry contexts

Mining and mineral processing Recycling and metal recovery Cement and aggregate

Technical information

Technical specifications and confirmation basis

Published model references are shown where available. Final technical details are confirmed from current product records, material and site conditions.

Model reference. Final configuration must be confirmed against material and site conditions.
Reference field: 项目 / 参数	Suitable belt width (mm)	Reference field: 额定吊高h mm	Magnetic field reference	Material burden thickness (max. mm)	Reference field: 风机功率 ≤kw	Excitation power	Belt speed (max. m/s)	Weight (kg)	Overall dimensions	Overall dimensions	Overall dimensions	Overall dimensions	Overall dimensions
型号	适应带宽 mm	额定吊高h mm	磁场强度 ≥mT	物料厚度 ≤mm	风机功率 ≤kw	励磁功率 ≤kw	适应带速 ≤m/s	重量 kg	外型尺寸mm	外型尺寸mm	外型尺寸mm	外型尺寸mm	外型尺寸mm
RCDA-4	适应带宽 mm	额定吊高h mm	磁场强度 ≥mT	物料厚度 ≤mm	风机功率 ≤kw	励磁功率 ≤kw	适应带速 ≤m/s	重量 kg	400	100	50	70	0.6
RCDA-5	500	150	60	90	1	0.15	450	340	430	500	710	340
RCDA-6	600	175	60	120	1.6	0.37	620	500	450	600	910	500
RCDA-6.5	650	200	70	150	2	0.37	750	780	510	710	990	650
RCDA-8	800	250	70	180	4	0.37	980	870	550	810	1080	740
RCDA-10	1000	300	70	230	6	0.45	1330	1250	590	1100	1400	1040
RCDA-12	1200	350	70	280	8	0.45	1950	1400	640	1300	1600	1240
RCDA-14	1400	400	70	330	12	0.8	2870	1560	530	1460	1910	1400
RCDA-16	1600	450	70	380	15	0.8	3800	1760	530	1660	2010	1600
RCDA-18	1800	500	70	430	20	1.3	4500	2000	850	1880	2360	1800
RCDA-20	2000	550	70	470	28	1.3	6900	2200	850	2080	2560	2000

Configuration

Configuration points to review

Permanent or electromagnetic magnet system where applicable

Manual-clean or self-cleaning discharge arrangement

Cross-belt or inline mounting review

Suspension frame and guarding coordinated to site layout

Selection checklist

What to send for an initial configuration review

Confirm the installation direction: inline, cross-belt or at the discharge end.
Provide a conveyor drawing or site photo where available.
Allow a safe area for captured-metal discharge or manual cleaning.

Important boundary

Not a substitute for an eddy current separator where non-ferrous recovery is required.
Final selection cannot be confirmed from product name alone; conveyor and material conditions must be reviewed.

Send the process details with the product pre-selected in the inquiry form.

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Process equipment

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Product FAQ

Questions to resolve before ordering

When is self-cleaning preferred over manual cleaning?

Self-cleaning is normally considered where ferrous contamination must be discharged continuously. Manual cleaning may be appropriate when contamination is low and the line can be isolated safely for service.

Should the magnet be installed inline or cross-belt?

The installation direction depends on belt speed, burden depth, the discharge side, available headroom and the required exposure to the magnetic field. The conveyor arrangement should be reviewed before selection.

What information is needed for a suspended magnet quote?

Please provide belt width, speed, material layer depth, suspension height, material description, the largest expected tramp item, desired cleaning method and a layout drawing or photos when available.

Can this separator remove all metals?

No. A magnetic separator is used for ferromagnetic contaminants. Non-ferrous metals and non-magnetic stainless steel require a different separation or detection stage.