  A system of permanent magnet quadrupoles (PMQs) is going to be realized by
INFNLNS to be used as a collection system for the injection of laser driven ion
beams up to 60 AMeV in an energy selector based on four resistive dipoles. This
system is the first element of the ELIMED (ELI-Beamlines MEDical and
Multidisciplinary applications) beam transport, dosimetry and irradiation line
that will be developed by INFN-LNS (It) and installed at the ELI-Beamlines
facility in Prague (Cz). ELIMED will be the first users open transport
beam-line where a controlled laser-driven ion beam will be used for
multidisciplinary researches. The definition of well specified characteristics,
both in terms of performances and field quality, of the magnetic lenses is
crucial for the system realization, for the accurate study of the beam dynamics
and for the proper matching with the magnetic selection system which will be
designed in the next months.
  Here, we report the design of the collection system and the adopted solutions
in order to realize a robust system form the magnetic point of view. Moreover,
the first preliminary transport simulations are also described.
