A scrapyard magnet is a large magnet that attracts materials such as colbolt, iron, nickel. It can be turned on and off, and when you turn off the magnet it drops all the scrap, it is taken by truck or train car and then it goes to a recycling plant.as it moves it holds scrap and takes it to another pile.
A scrapyard magnet is a large magnet that attracts materials such as cobalt, iron, nickel. It can be turned on and off, and when you turn off the magnet it drops all the scrap, it is taken by truck or train car and then it goes to a recycling plant.as it moves it holds scrap and takes it to another pile.
They are used everyday to move scrap iron around the scrap yard...
a scrap yard magnet is an electro magnet used to pick up bits of metal. this is used because it can drop the metal because it can be turned on and off
A scrap crane is a crane (mobile or EOT -electric overhead traveling) in a scrap yard most commonly steel scrap. The applicaton I use is a EOT crane with a magnet. It loads steel scrap into a ladle which goes into a electric arc furnace.
An electro magnet.
A scrap yard magnet is a powerful electromagnet used to lift and transport ferrous materials like iron and steel in recycling yards. These magnets are mounted on cranes or excavators, allowing for efficient collection and sorting of scrap metal.
You need to use an electromagnet in a scrap yard so that you can let go of the pieces of scrap that you pick up. A permanent magnet would not allow you to let go.
A scrap heap magnet attracts steel - but not steel with a high chromium or nickel content
If you mean is it illegal to take a hard drive from a scrap yard- it may be. The scrap in the scrap yard belongs to the scrap yard- like everything else there. Taking the property of someone else is called theft. However, it the operator of the scrap yard sells or gives the hard drive to you, you should be OK.
The types of things that can be found in a scrap yard depend on the type of scrap yard it is. Many scrap yards deal with just automotive scrap so one would find spare parts for cars there. Other scrap yards deal with just metals such as copper.
Magnets in a scrap yard are used to separate ferrous metals (such as iron and steel) from non-ferrous metals. When the magnet is turned on and passed over a pile of mixed metals, it attracts the ferrous materials while allowing the non-ferrous materials to remain behind for further processing or recycling.
Oh, dude, a scrap heap magnet can totally move ferrous materials like iron, steel, and nickel because they're all magnetic. But like, non-ferrous materials such as aluminum, copper, and brass won't budge because they're not attracted to magnets. So, if you're trying to pick up some random metal stuff, just make sure it's the magnetic kind, ya know?
A scrap yard works by opening the yard for people to drop off metal items. The person is paid per pound. The scrap yard hauls the metal to a different location and receives more money per pound.