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CF83 8YG
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Telephone: (UK) +44 29 2086 8501
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Listing of all 18 news releases from Eriez Magnetics Europe:
Magnets to protect mobile crushing equipment
Eriez is supplying Fintec mobile crushing and screening equipment with self cleaning Suspended Permanent Magnets for machine protection in the quarrying and recycling processing industries Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (12 July 2006)
Eriez Magnetics secures new business at Ceramitec
Promoted as 'The Main Attraction', recent participation in the Ceramitec exhibition resulted in a large number of visitors to the stand, drawing a high level of technical and commercial interest Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (11 July 2006)
Building industry material metal separation
User application article With a mix of magnets, metal detector and detector ancillaries, a leading supplier of building industry materials is achieving high quality, effective and safe processing of its marine aggregates Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe ( 1 May 2006)
Optimising can recovery at waste handling plant
User application article Game Engineering have installed an Eriez magnetic separation system to facilitate the separation of cans from plastic bottle waste at the Materials Recovery recycling plant in Skegness, Lincolnshire Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (20 March 2006)
Quality control health check on magnet systems
To help keep your company's reputation intact Eriez Magnetics Europe are offering a full health check on the installation of permanent magnets used in food processing and production Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe ( 7 October 2005)
FREE guide to vibratory feeders and conveyors
Technical background article A FREE, easy-to-use 16 page guide helps processors, bulk handlers and manufacturers easily navigate the complete line of vibratory feeders and conveyors, to find solutions to process problems Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (21 July 2005)
Metal detection for The Authentic Curry Company
When award-winning food manufacturer the Authentic Curry Company wanted a new metal detector for their lines of frozen and chilled ready meals, they knew where to come: Eriez Magnetics Europe Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe ( 1 July 2005)
Eriez metal detector protects plastics granulator
User application article Low cost, easy to install metal detectors from Eriez protect granulators used in the extrusion blow moulding industry from metal contaminants: a unit has recently been supplied to New Zealand Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (17 June 2005)
Eriez to be on display at Hillhead 2005
Eriez will be exhibiting a self-cleaning version of its Model CP Suspended Permanent Magnet, two aperture metal detectors, including a new high sensitivity unit, as well as a primary sampler Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (28 March 2005)
Another record for Worlds most powerful magnet
User application article Shenhua Coal Trading Company recently placed an order for six Eriez Suspended Superconducting Electromagnets (SSE) worth approximately US$5 million, the biggest single order in Eriez history Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (25 February 2005)
Growth opportunities in automatic sampling
Eriez Magnetics Europe has witnessed a year on year growth in enquiries and order levels for automatic sampling in the coal and power generation industries Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (21 December 2004)
Metal contamination detected in food packaging
User application article Eriez metal detectors guard against metal contamination in polythene packaging, particularly protecting against packaging perforation pins that might have been broken off on the line Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (10 December 2004)
Eriez enhances its successful metal detector range
Eriez announces the launch of the E-Z Tec 9000: a high sensitivity balanced coil metal detector for use in industries including plastics, recycling, wood, textiles and small food processes Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe ( 1 November 2004)
Key Plastics have total metal detection confidence
User application article Eriez Magnetics assist Key Plastics, County Wicklow, Ireland, to build and maintain customer confidence in their products with an E-Z Tec 9000 metal detector to eradicate metal contamination Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe ( 5 August 2004)
Metal detector highlights metal cable ties
User application article To ensure that all ties are removed from Kutting manufactured thermoplastic hoses, they have installed an Eriez E-Z Tec 9000 Aperture Metal Detector, fitted with audio alarm and coast counter Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (22 April 2004)
Mr Creemy achieves high level BRC accreditation
User application article Mr Creemy, makers of fine ice cream, needed a metal detector to run final checks on their ice cream cartons for metal contaminants, in particular stainless steel, to achieve a higher BRC rating Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (23 March 2004)
New high sensitivity E-Z Tec 9100 metal separator
The E-Z Tec 9100, a free-fall metal separator, incorporates high sensitivity balanced coil technology and is designed for both ferrous and non-ferrous metal contamination in a variety of industries Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe ( 4 February 2004)
Remove unwanted tramp metal with Eriez
Separate, detect and sample for improved protection and quality control: on Pavilion stand p128 at Hillhead 2003 Eriez Magnetics will be exhibiting their full range of metal detectors and separators Brochure available
News from Eriez Magnetics Europe (22 April 2003)
