Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate B090 Lifting Magnet 36 lb Trigger Release
Lifts ferrous items up to 36 lb with a trigger release and ceramic magnet rated to 300 °F
- 36 lb maximum load capacity for heavy ferrous objects
- Trigger release handle enables one-hand operation and quick release
- Ceramic magnet material maintains strength from -302 °F to 300 °F
- Compact 4 1/8 in length fits tight workspaces
- Plastic housing reduces weight and resists corrosion
36 lb Lifting Magnet
The Mag-Mate B090 is a manual lifting magnet rated for a maximum load capacity of 36 lb. It uses a ceramic magnet housed in plastic and operates across a temperature range of -302 to 300 degrees F. A trigger release handle allows the operator to disengage the magnet quickly. The unit measures 4 1/8 in long, 2 3/4 in wide and 6 in high overall.
Who This Suits
This tool suits workers who need a portable, hand-operated magnet for lifting ferrous items up to 36 lb in workshops, fabrication areas or maintenance tasks. The trigger release is convenient for repetitive pick-and-place cycles. Buyers who need a higher lifting capacity, a different release mechanism or a magnet designed for automated systems should look at other products.
Maximum Load Capacity
The single specification that decides fit is the 36 lb maximum load capacity. Verify that every workpiece falls at or below this limit before purchasing. The ceramic magnet and plastic housing define the operating temperature window of -302 to 300 degrees F, which must also match the application environment.
Highlights
- 36 lb maximum load capacity for heavy ferrous objects
- Trigger release handle enables one-hand operation and quick release
- Ceramic magnet material maintains strength from -302 °F to 300 °F
- Compact 4 1/8 in length fits tight workspaces
- Plastic housing reduces weight and resists corrosion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What ferromagnetic workpiece do I need for the 36 lb magnet to grip?
The magnet requires a flat, clean ferrous surface such as steel plate or iron castings; non-magnetic metals like aluminium or copper will not hold.
Will the trigger release still operate if I mount the magnet on a thicker steel beam than the 4 1/8 in length?
Yes, the trigger mechanism is independent of workpiece thickness; it releases the magnetic field regardless of the steel section size.
How can I confirm the ceramic magnet is performing at its rated 36 lb capacity after setup?
Attach a known 36 lb ferrous test weight to the magnet face; if it holds without slipping, the unit is working to specification.
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