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Material Testing · US & UK

Test Before You Buy

Evaluate magnetic separation and metal detection with your own material at Bunting’s testing facilities. Work with our application engineers before you specify equipment. Receive a full report of your test results.

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Testing facilities in Newton, Kansas and Redditch, UK.

Bunting team watching material on a separator conveyor during a trial
Bunting team reviewing material during a separation trial.

Start With the Application

What Do You Need to Find Out?

The material, the metal and the way your process runs all affect equipment selection. Start with the question your test needs to answer.

Remove Metal Contamination

Evaluate how candidate equipment separates metal from your material and where separation could fit in your process.

Recover Valuable Material

Assess separation options for a mixed stream and examine the material fractions produced during a trial.

Evaluate Metal Detection

Discuss your product, contaminants and inspection point to establish an appropriate detection trial.

From Application to Evaluation

How Material Testing Works

  1. 01

    Discuss the Application

    Tell us what you process, what you need to remove or recover, and the decision you need the test to support.

  2. 02

    Agree the Test Plan

    Work with our team to confirm the equipment, sample requirements and arrangements before sending material.

  3. 03

    Run the Material

    Bunting engineers carry out the trial and review equipment settings against the agreed objectives.

  4. 04

    Review the Findings

    Receive a full report of your test results. Review the findings with our team and discuss what they mean for equipment selection and further evaluation.

Three gravity-fed testing equipment arrangements
Equipment arrangements for gravity-fed material trials.

Facilities & Application Support

A Test Setup That Fits the Question

Bunting offers material testing at Newton, Kansas and Redditch, UK. Our team will discuss which location and equipment suit your application.

A laboratory trial gives you evidence under defined conditions. Review those conditions alongside your production throughput, material variability and installation requirements.

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Before You Send Material

Bring the Process Details

You do not need to have selected a model. Start with your material and the problem you need to solve.

Contact the team before shipping. Agree the sample quantity, handling requirements and delivery arrangements for your test.

  • Material type, particle size and condition
  • Metal contamination or material you want to recover
  • Current process and proposed equipment location
  • Operating throughput and known constraints
  • Test objective, photos and relevant process drawings

Material Testing Questions

How Much Material Should I Send?

The quantity depends on the material, equipment and test objective. Discuss the application with Bunting before preparing or shipping a sample.

Which Facility Should I Contact?

Start with your application and location. The Bunting team can discuss whether Newton or Redditch is the appropriate facility for the proposed test.

Does a Trial Establish Production Performance?

A trial evaluates material under the conditions used for that test. Review the findings with Bunting against your production requirements before specifying equipment.

Start Your Testing Discussion

Tell Us About Your Material

Tell us what you process, the metal you need to remove or recover, and what you want the test to establish.

Include particle size, throughput and process details if known. You can attach relevant drawings or documents. You do not need to choose equipment before contacting us.

Following testing, you receive a full report of your test results.

Prefer to Speak With Bunting?

+1 316 284 2020
Newton, Kansas, US

+44 (0)1527 65858
Redditch, UK

Discuss Your Material Test

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