The High Intensity Magnetic Separator is designed for the separation of weakly magnetic minerals that cannot be effectively recovered by conventional low-intensity magnetic separators.
It is widely used in the processing of hematite, limonite, manganese ore, and ilmenite, as well as in the removal of iron impurities from non-metallic minerals such as quartz, feldspar, and kaolin.
By providing a higher magnetic field strength and a controlled separation zone, the equipment enables reliable recovery of weakly magnetic particles under slurry conditions. It is typically applied in roughing, cleaning, and upgrading stages within mineral processing plants.
A high intensity magnetic separator should be selected when low-intensity magnetic separation is no longer effective. It is particularly suitable for processing weakly magnetic minerals such as hematite and limonite, or when iron impurities in non-metallic minerals cannot be removed using conventional magnetic equipment. It is also applicable when higher concentrate grade or improved recovery is required under wet processing conditions.
This equipment is not suitable for strong magnetic minerals such as magnetite, where low-intensity magnetic separators are more efficient and economical. It is also not intended for the recovery of ultra-fine particles or extremely weak magnetic materials, where high gradient magnetic separation (HGMS) would be required. Using a high intensity separator in such cases may result in unnecessary cost without performance improvement.
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