Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate B250 125 Lb Lifting Magnet
Manual lifting magnet holds 125 lb flat steel with a pull-lever release and ceramic magnet in cast-aluminium housing
- 125 lb lift capacity for flat steel
- Pull-lever release drops the load instantly
- Ceramic magnet works from -302 °F to 300 °F
- Cast-aluminium housing keeps weight low
- D-handle gives secure grip at 11 1/2 in overall length
Compact Lifting Magnet for Flat Steel
The Mag-Mate B250 is a manual lifting magnet rated for 125 lb maximum load capacity on flat steel surfaces. Its ceramic magnet and cast aluminum housing operate from -302 °F to 300 °F. A pull lever provides controlled release, and the D-handle extends to 7 3/4 in for leverage. Overall dimensions are 11 1/2 in long, 3 5/8 in wide and 4 in high.
Suited for Occasional Sheet-Metal Handling
This tool fits maintenance technicians, fabricators and DIY users who move individual steel plates or parts in a workshop. The single-magnet design and 125 lb limit mean it is not built for heavy structural beams, continuous production lifting or loads that exceed the rated capacity. Buyers needing higher capacity or automated operation should look at larger equipment.
125 lb Flat-Steel Rating Decides Fit
The 125 lb maximum load capacity on flat steel is the single figure that determines whether this magnet matches the job. Verify the workpiece weight and surface condition against that number before purchase.
Highlights
- 125 lb lift capacity for flat steel
- Pull-lever release drops the load instantly
- Ceramic magnet works from -302 °F to 300 °F
- Cast-aluminium housing keeps weight low
- D-handle gives secure grip at 11 1/2 in overall length
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the ceramic magnet lose holding force over time or need re-magnetising?
Ceramic magnet material retains its field indefinitely under normal use; no re-magnetising or periodic servicing is required.
What stops the magnet from lifting its full 125 lb rating continuously?
The 125 lb maximum load capacity is the hard limit; surface condition, air gaps or angled pulls reduce effective force before any thermal limit is reached.
How hot does the cast-aluminium housing get during all-day operation?
Rated for continuous use up to 300 °F ambient; the housing stays near workpiece temperature and does not generate its own heat.
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