Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate AC2201WLH Manual Lifting Magnet 93 lb
Manual lifting magnet holds up to 93 lb with ceramic magnet and carbon-steel housing
- 93 lb lifting capacity for secure material handling
- manual pry release gives full control over load detachment
- ceramic magnet core maintains grip from -302 °F to 300 °F
- carbon steel housing resists impact and daily workshop wear
- compact 5 1/4 in loop handle fits tight workspaces
What this manual lifting magnet does
The Mag-Mate AC2201WLH is a hand-operated lifting magnet rated for a maximum load capacity of 93 lb. It uses a ceramic magnet housed in carbon steel and a loop handle with a manual pry release. The unit measures 5 1/4 in long, 1 7/8 in wide and 2 3/4 in high overall. It is built for workshops and job sites that need to move ferromagnetic parts without slings or clamps.
Sustained load behaviour and temperature range
The magnet holds its rated 93 lb continuously while the load remains flat, clean and in full contact with the pole faces. Performance does not degrade during extended lifts because the ceramic magnet has no electrical supply to overheat. The assembly is rated for operating temperatures from -302 °F up to 300 °F, so it remains functional in extreme cold or near hot metal without loss of holding force.
Deciding specification: 93 lb maximum load capacity
The single figure that determines suitability is the 93 lb maximum load capacity. If the workpiece exceeds this weight, or if the contact surface is rough, painted, thin or non-ferrous, the magnet will not achieve a safe hold. Buyers who need to lift heavier plates, round bars or loads with an air gap must select a higher-capacity model.
Highlights
- 93 lb lifting capacity for secure material handling
- manual pry release gives full control over load detachment
- ceramic magnet core maintains grip from -302 °F to 300 °F
- carbon steel housing resists impact and daily workshop wear
- compact 5 1/4 in loop handle fits tight workspaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How hot can the AC2201WLH get before the ceramic magnet loses strength?
The magnet is rated for continuous operation up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit; above that temperature the ceramic material may begin to demagnetise.
What surface condition does the carbon-steel housing need to grip a 93 lb load?
A clean, flat, ferrous surface at least as large as the 5-1/4 by 1-7/8 inch magnet face; paint, rust or curvature will reduce the rated capacity.
Will the manual pry release still free the magnet after it has been stuck to a hot plate at 300 °F?
Yes, the pry mechanism is purely mechanical and functions across the full -302 °F to 300 °F operating range.
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