Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate B400 Manual Lifting Magnet 200 lb
Manual lifting magnet with a 200 lb load capacity and a pull-lever release mechanism
- Lifts up to 200 lb with ceramic magnet
- One-hand pull lever releases load instantly
- Cast aluminium housing resists corrosion and impact
- Operates from -148 °F to 300 °F
- Compact 11 1/2 in length fits tight spaces
Manual Lifting Magnet for Metal Handling
The Mag-Mate B400 is a manual lifting magnet rated for a 200 lb maximum load capacity. It uses a ceramic magnet housed in cast aluminium and a pull-lever release mechanism. The D-handle extends to 7 3/4 in and the overall length is 11 1/2 in. It suits workshops that need to move flat ferrous sheets without slings or clamps.
Replacing Chains and Slings on Thin Plate
This magnet replaces chains, slings or clamps when lifting clean, flat steel plate up to the rated capacity. The jump is worth it when the load surface is smooth, rust-free and thick enough to develop full holding force. It is not for curved, rough, painted or thin-gauge material where the magnetic circuit cannot close. Buyers who need to lift non-ferrous metals, irregular shapes or loads above 200 lb must use a different method.
Workshop Integration and Temperature Limits
The unit operates from -148 Degrees F to 300 Degrees F, so it survives cold storage and hot fabrication areas alike. Its compact 4 in overall height and 7 1/4 in width fit between tight stacks or into press brakes. The cast aluminium housing resists impact and corrosion, freeing the operator from rigging hardware. No external power, batteries or hydraulic lines are required, keeping the work cell clear.
Highlights
- Lifts up to 200 lb with ceramic magnet
- One-hand pull lever releases load instantly
- Cast aluminium housing resists corrosion and impact
- Operates from -148 °F to 300 °F
- Compact 11 1/2 in length fits tight spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What footprint does the 200 lb lifting magnet need on a steel plate?
The magnet face is 6 1/8 in long by 7 1/4 in wide, so the workpiece must be at least that large for full contact.
How do you release the load after the magnet is engaged?
Pull the release lever on the D-handle to break the magnetic circuit before lifting the handle.
Will the ceramic magnet hold its strength over time?
Ceramic magnet material retains its holding power indefinitely under normal use and within the -148 to 300 °F operating range.
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