Drawer Magnets separate metal in injection molding.
July 11, 2006 -
Featuring neodymium magnets that capture and hold ferrous metal particles, NEO FF Series Drawer Magnets provide equipment protection and product purity for plastic molding equipment. Cut from Ethylene Propylene Diene, drawer gasket provides durability and resists heat aging and compression set. Magnet Drawer is locked in place by break-resistant nylon knobs. Stainless steel center drawer guide allows removal and reinstallation of magnet drawer for maintenance and cleaning.
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High-Strength, High-Temp NEO Magnets Capture Small Particles
NEWTON, KS - The all-new NEO FF Series Drawer Magnets by Bunting Magnetics Co. are considered a breakthrough in magnetic metal separation for injection molders. The original Bunting FF Series Drawer Magnets, which debuted in 1964, were designed to set a new standard in equipment protection and product purity for plastic molding equipment. Now, Bunting says it once again is setting a new, higher separation standard for the plastics processing industry.
Bunting's NEO FF Series Drawer Magnets feature high-strength, high-temperature neodymium magnets that capture and hold even the smallest ferrous metal particles. This exceptional level of magnetic metal separation ensures less lost production time, as well as reduced screw wear, and fewer plugged hot runner nozzles.
The ruggedly built NEO Drawer Magnets come with a stainless steel housing for durability. They are available in a variety of sizes and can be mounted at the injector throat. A single stainless steel center drawer guide makes removal and reinstallation of the magnet drawer quick and easy - so maintenance and cleaning can be fast and trouble free.
The drawer gasket on NEO Drawer Magnets is designed to far outlast sponge rubber. It is cut from Ethylene Propylene Diene (EPDM) to provide extended durability and to resist heat aging and compression set. The magnet drawer is locked in place by new high-torque nylon knobs that resist breakage and stand up to everyday use much better than plastic knobs. A new magnetic latch keeps Bunting's patented No-Spill(TM) Slide Gate in the open position under high vibration conditions without hampering normal operation.
The new NEO Drawer is available at a price comparable to a mild steel drawer with Ceramic magnets. It offers enhanced construction and enhanced performance without a premium price. Like all Bunting Drawer Magnets, the NEO comes with a lifetime guarantee to the original purchaser.
To see photographs, dimensional drawings, and specifications for Bunting NEO Drawer Magnets and other Bunting Magnetic Metal Separators and Metal Detectors, visit the company's Web site at www.buntingmagnetics.com. For more information, write Bunting Magnetics Co., 500 S. Spencer Avenue, PO Box 468, Newton, KS 67114-0468; call 1-800-835-2526 (US & Canada) or 1-316-284-2020; or send e-mail to bmc@buntingmagnetics.com.
Contacts:
Marketing:
Michael Wilks
USA
Phone: 316-284-2020
Public Relations:
Marketaide Services, Inc.
Eric Lamer Account Executive
PO Box 500
Salina KS 67402-0500
USA
Phone: 785-825-7161 Company Information: Name: Bunting Magnetics Company Address: 500 S. Spencer Ave., P.O. Box 468 City: Newton State: KS ZIP: 67114 0468 Country: USA Phone: 800-835-2526 FAX: 316-283-4975 http://www.buntingmagnetics.com
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