Shields Magnetics: Magnets for Industry

Call Toll-Free: (800) 799-4408

View Cart

Industrial Magnets: Magnetic Separators, Crossbelt Magnets, Belt Magnets, Overhead Separator Magnets

Crossbelt Magnets

Crossbelt magnets, also known as overhead magnetic separators or belt magnets, offer a practical and efficient method for separating ferrous metal from fast-moving materials on conveyors.

  • Overhead magnetic separators reclaim a higher percentage of valuable steel
  • Easily interchangeable from one machine to another
  • Designed specifically to suit your make and model of crusher
  • Permanent Self-Cleaning Magnets are virtually maintenance-free
  • Non-deteriorating belt magnet system
  • Supplied with easy-to-follow operators manual
  • Use our handy overhead separator criteria form to help us determine the size of your overhead separator
  • Call (800) 799-4408 for pricing!

Why a Shields Crossbelt Magnet?

  • Stronger magnetic fields than competitors by upwards of 15% (when comparing like sizes)
  • Magnetic strength warranted for life (against loss of strength)
  • Tri-Polar© Magnetic Circuitry – Standard on belt magnet series 12PCB, 14PCB & 16PCB (optional on all others)
    • Prevents magnetic field peripheral leakage
    • Lowers incidences of surrounding frames, structures and idlers from becoming magnetized
    • Achieves better tramp metal extractions
    • Overhead magnets assist in reducing conveyor belt damage
  • Manganese impact plate on 12PCB, 14PCB & 16PCB belt magnets; stainless steel impact plates on all others
  • Available with electric direct-drive or hydraulic motors to operate self-cleaning belt on magnet
  • Belts on magnet systems, heavy-duty fitted with vulcanized Beefy T-Cleats that will not separate from belt or can be pried loose
  • Armor-clad belts using HDPE with results equivalent to stainless steel, but without weight and cost
  • Stainless steel guards (to protect belt and magnet block), fitted as standard on BOTH sides of magnet system

Crossbelt Magnet Product Applications:

  • Recycling Crushed Concrete
  • Recycling Tires
  • Recycling Pallets
  • Recycling Solid Waste
  • Aggregate Processing
  • Solid Waste & MRF's
  • Steel and Slag Processing
  • Power Stations
  • Milling
  • Paper Packaging