Magnetic Handling

Magnets for lifting and end of arm tooling allow steel products to be picked up manually or automatically. All types are manually, pneumatically, or electrically switchable.

Magnetic sheet separators separate sticky or oiled steel sheets and prevent two sheets from being picked up at the same time. They ensure a smoothly running production process by ensuring that you pick up the steel sheets one at a time. The permanent magnetic force remains constant throughout the years.

With palletisation magnets, you pack tins, aerosols, cans and glass jars with steel lids in one go. The magnet holds a layer of products without an energy supply. They are suitable for attachment to a robot arm or gantry crane and help with packing and unpacking in automated processes.

Orientation magnets align long steel parts in the desired position and help to pack your product as compactly as possible.

This type of magnet application enables you to quickly create a temporary setup. For example, when you want to fix metal profiles for use as a form while pouring a concrete floor. They also hold steel panels, beams, gates, and moulds in place. This flexible system saves you time, money, and manpower.

Welding magnets are used to temporarily secure steel objects in any desired position. These switchable holding magnets are a quick and secure solution.

With magnetic components, you build your own magnetic conveyor system, which you use to transport steel bodies, empty or full tins, lids, crown caps and aerosol cans. The correct magnet type depends on the shape to be transported, the belt type and the belt speed of the conveyor. The ambient conditions in which the transport takes place also play a role.

A magnetic timing belt transports sheets quickly and with extreme precision to and from tooling machines. This keeps the workpiece position exactly the same between two tooling steps. In this way, a robot places the sheet accurately in the next machine.

Magnetic conveyor rollers for sheets are suitable for transporting steel sheets to and from processing machines. They have permanent magnetic force.

Magnetic slide conveyors are scrap conveyors which, because of their closed construction, do not have any moving parts on the outside, as is the case of a conveyor belt. This makes them ideal for conveying sharp steel parts such as punch scrap, recycled materials, drilling swarf, nails, or bolts.

Feed conveyors provide dosed and steeply upward sloping transport of steel parts, such as nails, screws, bolts, or other long steel parts.