The robot recently commissioned at Goudsmit Magnetics simplifies the production process for magnet assemblies. Such magnets have applications in the automotive, high-tech, aerospace and medical industries, among others. Moreover, the lean manufacturing method that Goudsmit also employs leads to higher overall assurance of the magnet assembly and prevents waste.

Goudsmit Magnetics of Waalre is producing a black edition of the EddyFines® 38HI eddy current separator specially for IFAT 2018. This updated separator has a non-stick feeder module that further improves non-ferrous separation from IBA (Incinerator Bottom Ash) flows. For the black edition, the magnetic drum separator with vibratory feeder has been replaced by a non-stick feeder module with integrated

We put this question to magnet expert Marc Teeuwen. He explains, 'Companies come to us with a problem concerning the integration of a magnet in a new or existing product. These magnets work together with sensors that guarantee flawless operation of countless devices

Artist Jolán van der Wiel recently realized a five-year dream. With the help of a number of employees and an electromagnet from Goudsmit Magnetics of Waalre, he created a one-piece table that consists entirely of liquid synthetic resin and 250 kilos of metal powder. He did this on behalf of the Groninger Museum, for which the artist had previously made the Gravity Stool, which was also exhibited in various other countries. The table has a diameter of 1.3 m, is 0.75 m high and weighs over 400 kilos.