Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate B100 Manual Lifting Magnet 50 lb
Manual lifting magnet with a 50 lb capacity, pull-lever release, ceramic magnet and cast-aluminium housing rated from -148 °F to 300 °F
- 50 lb load capacity for secure handling of ferrous parts
- Pull-lever release allows one-handed magnet disengagement
- Ceramic magnet retains strength from -148 °F to 300 °F
- Cast-aluminium housing protects the magnet in rough environments
- D-handle grip gives firm control during lift and carry
Mag-Mate B100 Manual Lifting Magnet
The Mag-Mate B100 is a manual lifting magnet rated for a maximum load capacity of 50 lb. It uses a ceramic magnet housed in cast aluminium and operates through a temperature range of -148 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. A pull lever releases the hold and a D-handle provides grip.
Suited for occasional flat ferrous lifts
This tool suits workers who need a portable magnet for lifting flat steel plate or similar ferrous material within the 50 lb limit. It is not for buyers who require a higher safe working load. It is not for applications involving curved, thin or non-ferrous surfaces where full contact cannot be made. It is not for users who need powered or permanent magnetic holding.
50 lb maximum load capacity
The single specification that decides fit is the 50 lb maximum load capacity. If the workpiece exceeds this weight the magnet cannot be used safely. If the workpiece is lighter and presents a clean flat ferrous face the B100 will handle the lift.
Highlights
- 50 lb load capacity for secure handling of ferrous parts
- Pull-lever release allows one-handed magnet disengagement
- Ceramic magnet retains strength from -148 °F to 300 °F
- Cast-aluminium housing protects the magnet in rough environments
- D-handle grip gives firm control during lift and carry
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much force does the 50 lb magnet exert when I pull the release lever all day?
The magnet holds up to 50 lb; pulling the lever breaks the magnetic circuit instantly with no motor or battery to generate heat.
What surface must I already have for the 50 lb magnet to grip securely?
A flat, clean ferrous surface at least as large as the 6 1/8 in by 3 5/8 in pole face is required for full 50 lb capacity.
Will the ceramic magnet lose strength next to the 300 °F exhaust manifold on my older truck?
The ceramic magnet is rated to 300 °F maximum operating temperature, so it retains full holding force at typical manifold heat.
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