Learn how to move irregular metal parts without jamming by matching the conveyor design to part size, shape, material type, and feed conditions. This article explains when magnetic slide conveyors work well, when steel hinge belt conveyors may be better, and how proper infeed control helps prevent bridging, buildup, and production interruptions.
Wet, oily machining scrap requires a conveyor that can move material reliably while helping manage coolant carryover, drainage, and buildup. This article explains when to use a magnetic slide conveyor for ferrous scrap and when a steel hinge belt conveyor is the better choice for non-ferrous or mixed materials.
Magnetic conveyors are reliable, low-maintenance solutions for moving ferrous scrap, but they are not the right fit for every application. Learn when material type, long stringers, high-volume scrap flow, or inconsistent part geometry may make another conveyor style a better choice.
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