Magnetic separation is a method used to separate materials based on their magnetic properties. It is commonly applied in the mining, recycling, ceramics, food, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. It is particularly preferred for separating ferromagnetic minerals (such as iron, nickel, and cobalt, which exhibit strong magnetic properties) or paramagnetic minerals (which exhibit weak magnetic properties) from non-magnetic materials. Working Principle of Magnetic Separation

Aksa Magnet – Magnetic Separation In our previous blog post, we provided a general introduction to magnetic minerals used in the ceramic industry and discussed the problems these minerals may cause in ceramic applications when magnetic separation is not applied. In this article, we will examine in more detail the different magnetic properties that minerals may exhibit. Magnetic Properties of Ceramic Minerals Source of Magnetic Properties The factor that determines whether a m