Import Dry Type Drum Magnetic Separator For Powder Ore — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Qijin Magnet QJ-FK dry type drum magnetic separator is a permanent magnetic system designed for dry separation of fine magnetic particles from non-magnetic ores and industrial powders. It features a rotating drum with a fixed magnetic array that generates a turbulent magnetic field to capture ferromagnetic contaminants. The unit is built for high throughput, with capacities up to 30 tons per hour per unit, and is suitable for use in regions with limited water access.

The magnetic drum surface has adjustable induction intensity, typically ranging from 800 mT to 1200 mT, allowing customization for different materials like magnetite, pyrite cinder, or iron-bearing slags. The drum diameter ranges from 600 mm to 1200 mm, with lengths up to 2000 mm. Particle size feed is limited to 5 mm, and the system operates without water, making it ideal for arid mining zones. The structure is lightweight, with a modular design that simplifies maintenance and cleaning.

This separator is primarily used in mineral processing plants for pre-concentration of low-grade ores, recovery of iron from tailings, and purification of non-magnetic materials such as quartz or feldspar. Buyers include small-scale miners, recycling facilities, and industrial mineral processors seeking cost-effective dry beneficiation. Units can be powered by electric motor or optional diesel engine. Packaging is in steel frames with wooden crate protection. Trade terms are FOB Maanshan, with lead times of 6 to 10 weeks and MOQ of one unit.

Qijin Magnet Co., Ltd. is located in the Dangtu Industrial Zone, Maanshan, China, with a documented physical address and export history. The company is classified as an imported supplier with harbor trust tier status, indicating verified logistics and export compliance. The listing does not include company founding date, employee count, annual production volume, or client references.

The supplier specializes in dry magnetic separation equipment for mineral processing and industrial powder purification. They claim to offer prototype testing and custom magnetic intensity configurations, but no certifications such as ISO 9001 or CE are referenced. No technical drawings, material test reports, or third-party validation data are provided. Buyers must request detailed engineering specifications and performance curves before ordering.