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Sheet separators for special shapes
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Sheet separator operation
For specific applications, we have also developed a suitable sheet separator in the form of a rod. This type is very compact and easy to place into an opening in the sheet. Its round shape also makes it suitable for special contours.
Sheet separators for special applications are permanently magnetic and constructed with neodymium (NdFeB) magnets. They are suitable for sheets of 0.5 to 3.0 mm thick and a stacking height of 100 mm. The magnetic field automatically forces the sheets apart and separates them one by one from the stack below. Even when they are stuck together due to oil. When the upper sheet is removed, the next one rises immediately.
Connection/commissioning
Permanent magnetic sheet separators are very easy to install. Once they have been measured and positioned in the right place, they do their job flawlessly: positioning sheet material simply and targeted or presenting it for further processing. Please note: this type of sheet separator with a permanent magnetic field is always ‘on’.
There are different types of magnetic sheet separators on the market, but Goudsmit fanner magnets stand out thanks to their construction quality. These sheet separators do their work smoothly, without malfunctions and require very little maintenance.
Installation examples
Positioning sheet separators is a precise job. When the sheet separators are properly positioned and fixed, they are extremely reliable in separating your workpieces. With the right setup, the magnetic fields of sheet separators can complement each other and separate your products reliably. Incorrect positioning can result in unstable sheet metal or conflicting magnetic forces.
Be careful when positioning and fixing your sheet separators! It is a dangerous job and you always want to avoid being trapped between the two fanner magnets or metal in the surroundings. Do you have any questions about connecting or positioning your sheet separators? Please contact our experts. We will gladly help you.
Working principle
Permanent magnetic sheet separators are available in various sizes. Depending on the size, longer or shorter magnets are incorporated. Due to the fact that the sheet metal is temporarily magnetically charged, the sheets repel each other. Since the strength of the magnet is the same over the entire length, this always happens with the same force. This way, permanent sheet separators do their work very predictably.
For special applications, for example, where there is little space, we have developed a suitable sheet separator in the form of a rod. This type is very compact and easy to place into an opening in the sheet. Its round shape also makes it suitable for special contours. These special fanner magnets have been developed for fully automated production lines, for example. But also for situations that require extra safety, such as when automatically changing steel sheets or the risk of fingers being trapped by the magnetic field.