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A lead by trademark protection

Several new products were launched in recent years by STEINERT. The main objective for the development of this equipment is the raising of the efficiency of the sorting centres. In order to give a name to this special equipment, a number of brand names for individual developments were therefore given international protection in recent years. This currently applies to the Hybrid Drum®, the most recent stage of development of the magnetic drum which has been successful in the shredder industry. Here the magnetic system not only has electro-magnetic coils but also has permanently magnetic...

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Issue 03/2013

STEINERT Elektromagnetbau GmbH

From traditional magnetic separation technology to the latest sensor-assisted sorting, STEINERT Elektromagnetbau GmbH supplies everything to make processes for mining more exact and therefore more...

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Southern African miners can now test Steinert sorting machine locally

Magnetic and sensor sorting solutions company Steinert has set up a new testing plant at Navachab gold mine, near Karibib, in Namibia – owned by private equity firm QKR. The test facility is available for testing in beneficiation and preconcentration proc

QKR Namibia and Steinert technology open new path together When cost margins were eating away the mine’s profits, Wilhelm and his team at Navachab gold mine started to employ a new technology in...

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STEINERT - More profitability in fine fractions

After optimization of the rotational speed, the STEINERT NES 4T (non-ferrous metal separator) now achieves higher output rates when separating non-ferrous metals from fine fractions. Operating at...

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Issue 1-2/2012

STEINERT OPEN 2011: Opening of the new facility and the Test Centre

STEINERT Elektromagnetbau GmbH, Cologne, supplier of separation solutions for valuable materials and con­taminants, presented two new facilities to around 900 customers, partners, company...

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Issue 04/2011

STEINERT installs in-line system to extract meatballs

Sorting equipment provider STEINERT announces the installation of their first XSS® F (Fig.) – an in-line system designed to extract copper (such as the so-called ‘meatballs’) from shredded ferrous...

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