Electrically switched electro lifting magnet EMGS seriesfor scrap handlingfor materials handlersfor sheet metal
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Characteristics
- Type of commutation
- electrically switched
- Applications
- for scrap handling, for materials handlers, for sheet metal, for coils, for billets, for pipes, for iron bars, for cranes, for hot steel, for flat and cylindrical loads
- Options
- high temperature-resistant
- Shape
- rectangular
Description
EMGS rectangular electromagnets designed for handling of hot and cold steel sheet, plates, billets, long rolled steel products single and in packs. Heat-resistant up to 650C / 1200F.
As one of the worlds’s leading manufacturers of electromagnets for hot application we provide enhanced safety and performance for your cost reduction and efficiency improvement.
Model for reference:
EMGS 120-84-50/A-02-U1 rectangular lifting electromagnet for handling billets and slabs.
Lift capacity:
Square billet — 22000 kg,
Round billet — 14000 kg,
Plate — 25000 kg,
Pull-off force: 50000 kg,
Weight: 2400 kg,
Dimensions: 1220x840x500
Location Munich, Germany & Baltimore, USA, or worldwide by DIMET dealers.
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