This invention belongs to the field of
talc powder production technology, specifically relating to a rolling
magnetic separator for
talc powder production. The separator includes a mounting plate, a rolling drum, an
electromagnet, and a stirring mechanism. By using the rolling drum and
electromagnet, when the
electromagnet is activated,
talc powder is poured into the drum through the feeding channel. A first
servo motor drives the drum to rotate, causing
ferrous impurities in the talc powder to move along the inner wall of the drum and be attracted and spread evenly on the inner wall by the electromagnet. When the feeding channel opening faces downwards, the talc powder moves downwards along the feeding channel to the collection box for collection, thus separating the talc powder from the
ferrous impurities. The stirring mechanism, controlled by a second
servo motor, drives the rotating shaft and stirring blades to rotate slowly. The
slow rotation of the stirring blades agitates the talc powder inside the drum, accelerating the adhesion of
ferrous impurities to the inner wall of the drum during rotation, thereby improving
magnetic separation efficiency and effect.