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PRAB TRAMP METAL SEPARATOR PROTECT PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FROM DAMAGE 5 Unique Designs to Remove Solids from Chip Flow- Saving on Costly Repairs PRAB Tramp Metal Separators serve as a key component in any chip processing system. These separators remove bar-ends, broken tooling and other solids from chip flow, to protect scrap metal equipment from damage. PRAB’s full-line of tramp metal separators include five unique models that are engineered to perform at different levels, to efficiently handle the variety of metal chips and turnings produced by today’s high-speed metalworking industry. “The reason we purchased PRAB’s equipment is because it can keep up with production, it is fully automatic, clean, and very user friendly. I used to work in a shop that had PRAB equipment and it ran 24/7, with very little maintenance. When it came time to look at scrap handling systems, I wanted to go with what I felt was the best.” – Gary Sroufe, C&A Tool’s multi-spindle “go-to guy” PRAB Model “O” Heavy-Duty Oscillator/Air-Classifier Separator Occasional Solids Model V separator features a vibration deck and blower combination for medium/high volume systems. Model R rotary air lock/air-classifier separator performs best with flowable wet chips and is used to feed a PRAB Wringer. Model G air-classifier/separator may feed crushers, wringers, or briquetters (as shown). Model S separators screen small chips while redirecting tramp solids. Model O Oscillator/air-classifier separator. Shown with expanded capacity separation blower and recirculating air/mist duct system.

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PRAB TRAMP METAL SEPARATOR PROTECT PROCESSING EQUIPMENT FROM DAMAGE Standard Metal Solids Separators Air Classifier- Model G The Model “G” Separator (shown at right) is feeding a PRAB Vertical Axis Crusher (VAC II). This is a “moderate volume” separator which includes a self-contained ducted air recirculation system to minimize oil misting. Chips and turnings are typically dropped into the hopper inlet by an external conveyor. Designed for “higher volumes”, including nested wads of scrap material, the Model “O” Separator (shown at right) includes an oscillating conveyor as a metering...

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