I. ConceptA non-ferrous metal separator is a magnetic separation equipment used for continuously recovering copper, aluminum, zinc, and other non-ferrous metals in granular and lump form. It is suitable for selecting copper and aluminum from industrial waste, construction and demolition debris, as well as for the treatment of domestic waste and pollutants. It is also used in material handling during non-ferrous metal processing, the recovery of copper, aluminum, and zinc from shredded auto parts, the recycling of electronic waste, and other related copper and aluminum recycling industries.The internal structure is constructed with cutting-edge technology, featuring a magnetic system made of strong neodymium-iron-boron permanent magnets, offering characteristics such as strong magnetic field, energy-saving, easy maintenance, and convenient use.Part II: Main Structure and Working Principle1. Main StructureThis unit is primarily composed of an external drum, eccentric roller, magnetic roller drive motor, reducer, idler roller, annular integrated belt, vibration sieve, and frame, etc.2. Working PrincipleMaterial is fed from the self-vibrating screen and transported by the belt to the magnetic roller. Inside, the magnetic roller rotates at high speed. Conductors (non-ferrous metals) in the material generate induced current in the high-frequency alternating magnetic field. This current creates a magnetic field opposite to the original one, exerting a strong repulsive force on the non-ferrous metals, which are then instantaneously ejected from the material, achieving the separation purpose.Part Three: Technical Parameters Dimensions are as per actual size.

IV. Installation and Commissioning1. The magnetic separator is composed of a drive unit, a drum, a vibration feeder, and other components.2. Magnetic separators should be installed on a level, sturdy concrete or steel foundation. Ensure the stability of the separator's support feet and even distribution of force to prevent frame deformation due to uneven ground.3. Check if the motor is running normally and in the correct direction.4. Check if the voltage is normal, insulation is good, and the magnetic separator is grounded.5. Inspect for any foreign objects that may hinder the roller's operation; only proceed with the motor once they are removed.6. Adjust the magnetic system bias angle based on the iron removal effect to achieve the ideal iron removal performance.V. Operational ProceduresEnsure power is connected to guarantee the machine is properly powered and free of alarms.Manual method1. Turn on the internal magnetic roller with a touch screen and rotate the roller speed button to gradually increase the speed of the roller2. Once the internal magnetic roller reaches the required speed, start the belt-driven motor.3. Once the belt operates normally, start the vibration screen.4. Feed material only after the vibration screen has stabilized in operation.Automatic Mode1. Tap the touchscreen to automatically start2. Only after the machine automatically starts the internal magnetic roller, belt, and vibration screen can feeding begin.Upon activation, the internal magnetic roller rotates at high speed. Conductors (non-ferrous metals) within the material generate induced currents in the high-frequency alternating magnetic field. The magnetic field produced by this current is in the opposite direction to the original field, exerting a strong repulsive force on the non-ferrous metals, causing them to be ejected from the material instantaneously, thus achieving the separation.Six: Precautions and Consumable Parts1. The reducer should be lubricated again after it has been in operation for 400 hours, with subsequent oil change intervals approximately every 4,000 hours.2. Ensure sufficient lubricating oil is retained in the reducer housing and check it regularly.3. There are two oil nozzles at each end of the magnetic roller, and high-speed grease should be added daily during machine operation!4. Promptly repair or replace the belt if damage is found during use.5. Prior to equipment operation, ensure the machine feet are stable and level to prevent equipment misalignment, damage, and safety hazards.6. In case of abnormal phenomena such as smoking, strange odors, or abnormal working current and voltage during operation, the power should be immediately disconnected for inspection. Only after the cause is identified and the fault is eliminated can the motor be put back into operation.7. Once the equipment is up and running, regularly check for loose fasteners; if any are found, tighten them.8. When rubber aging leads to reduced sealing function and minor oil leakage, replace the oil seal and replenish lubricant.