Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate IMPL2104 Retriever Magnet 43 1/2 lb 14 in
A rigid magnetic retrieval tool with a 43 1/2 lb pull capacity and a 14 in stainless steel shaft
- TypePermanent
- Rare-earth magnet lifts up to 43 1/2 lb
- Rigid 14 in stainless-steel shaft reaches deep spaces
- Cushioned comfort grip reduces hand fatigue
- Fixed shaft design keeps tool aligned during retrieval
- Permanent magnet requires no batteries or power source
Magnetic Retrieval Tool 43 1/2 lb Pull
This Mag-Mate IMPL2104 retriever uses a rare-earth magnet rated at 43 1/2 lb pull force. The fixed stainless-steel shaft measures 14 in overall length and features a cushioned comfort grip. It is designed for picking up ferrous metal objects in workshops or automotive bays.
Suited For Metal Retrieval Tasks
Technicians who need a rigid, hand-held magnet for grabbing dropped fasteners or parts will find this tool effective. Buyers who require a flexible shaft, an extendable reach, or a claw-style mechanical grabber should look at a different style of retrieval tool.
43 1/2 lb Magnetic Pull Capacity
The rare-earth magnet delivers a maximum pull of 43 1/2 lb, which determines the weight of ferrous items it can lift. This single figure decides whether the tool matches the retrieval job at hand.
Highlights
- Rare-earth magnet lifts up to 43 1/2 lb
- Rigid 14 in stainless-steel shaft reaches deep spaces
- Cushioned comfort grip reduces hand fatigue
- Fixed shaft design keeps tool aligned during retrieval
- Permanent magnet requires no batteries or power source
Specifications
| Brand | Mag-Mate |
|---|---|
| Type | Permanent |
Questions about this item
Do I need a separate ferromagnetic object for the 43 1/2 lb rare-earth magnet to grip?
Yes — the magnet only attracts ferrous metal; non-magnetic items will not be lifted.
Will the 14 in rigid stainless-steel shaft reach past older engine components blocking access?
The fixed 14 in length provides a straight reach; it cannot articulate around obstructions.
How can I confirm the cushioned grip and rare-earth head are functioning after first use?
Verify the grip stays secure and the magnet holds a known ferrous weight without slipping.
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