Category: Magnetic Chip Conveyor

Magnetic Conveyors provide automated removal of ferrous chips generated during machining operations such as broaching, gear shaping, milling, grinding, and drilling. Correct sizing is important because chip shape, load, conveyor width, inclination, and magnet selection can all affect handling performance. A conveyor should therefore be selected using actual machining data rather than machine size alone. […]

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In machining operations, chip removal is not only about keeping the machine area clean. It also affects coolant recovery, oil wastage, machine uptime, and overall production flow. When ferrous chips are not handled properly, they can carry coolant or cutting oil along with them, creating unnecessary wastage and increasing housekeeping effort. For machining processes that […]

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Efficient chip evacuation is essential for stable machining operations, especially when handling ferrous materials. In many machining processes, chips generated from steel and cast iron are short, broken, powdery and often mixed with coolant. If these chips are not removed efficiently, they accumulate inside the machine, contaminate coolant and lead to frequent stoppages. Magnetic Chip […]

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