For large music festivals and events at festival grounds, Goudsmit Magnetics makes magnetic sweepers that sweep up tent stakes, nails, bottle caps and other sharp metal objects from the ground. Both festival grounds and the adjacent camping areas are blanketed with waste after everyone goes home. A company specialized in event cleaning,

Our demagnetization expert Roy van der Heijden received a phone call from a man asking whether Goudsmit might be able to help remove undesirable magnetism from a floating pontoon in Poland. A pontoon is a floating platform or flat-bottomed barge that supports something; in this case, a crane that had to lift concrete blocks weighing 1.3 million kilograms.

At the Automatica in Munich, Goudsmit Magnetics of Waalre (Stand A6-230) will present a combination of a magnetic timing belt, sheet separator and magnetic gripper. With this unit sheets of steel can be quickly and accurately separated, lifted and placed in a press. The timing belt transports the sheets to and from, in and out of the press. This is done with an acceleration rate of 6 m/s2. The

Goudsmit recently collaborated with TRS – Tuip Recycling Solutions BV of Akersloot, The Netherlands – to supply a very special mobile eddy current separator to a service provider for an aluminium smelter in Norway. This is the very first hydraulically driven, mobile non-ferrous separator ever built. It is used to process aluminium slags and refines