Selecting the wrong belt can directly lead to reduced efficiency, frequent malfunctions, and even damage to the core components of an eddy current separator (Eddy Current Separator).

 When selecting a belt for an eddy current separator, one must not only consider the dimensions but also comprehensively evaluate the following core factors.

 Core Principle: It is not an ordinary belt; it must be professionally matched.

 

1. First, confirm three critical specifications (must be consistent)

Dimensions: Precisely measure the inner circumference and width of the old belt.

Thickness: Must match the original manufacturer's specifications; otherwise, it will affect magnetic field efficiency.

Joints: Confirm whether the joints are seamless or overlapped, etc.

 

2. Then select based on material characteristics

For general materials (e.g., plastic bottles, aluminum cans): Standard wear-resistant, ozone-resistant rubber is sufficient.

For abrasive materials (e.g., electronic waste, broken glass): Must select aramid (Kevlar) core belts with thickened wear-resistant rubber cover layers.

 

 

3. Key point: Must be non-magnetic

The belt must not contain any metallic materials. When purchasing, it is essential to request a “Non-Magnetic Certificate” from the supplier; otherwise, it may damage the equipment.

 

4. Supplier selection

If cost is not a concern and convenience is prioritized: Purchase directly from the equipment manufacturer.

If cost-effectiveness and quality assurance are prioritized: Seek a professional third-party brand and provide all the aforementioned parameters and requirements (especially the Non-Magnetic Certificate).