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Red transparent nylon magnetic pickup tool with loop handle

Mag-Mate

Mag-Mate PG2050C Magnetic Pickup Tool 50 lb

SKU CH-EKV3-59CB8

A manual lifting magnet with 50 lb capacity and ceramic magnet material operates from -148 to 300 Degrees F

  • ColorTransparent
  • Lifts 50 lb loads with ceramic magnet strength
  • Manual pry release gives controlled part separation
  • Operates from -148 to 300 °F reliably
  • Nylon housing resists impact and chemical exposure
  • Compact 7 1/2 in length fits tight spaces

Magnetic Pickup Tool 50 lb

The Mag-Mate PG2050C is a manual lifting magnet rated for a maximum load of 50 lb. It suits technicians and hobbyists who need to retrieve ferrous parts from bins, trays or hard-to-reach spots in a workshop.

Manual Pry Release

A manual pry mechanism breaks the magnetic hold so the load drops cleanly without power. The ceramic magnet operates from -148 °F to 300 °F, and the nylon housing resists shop chemicals and impact.

50 lb Maximum Load Capacity

The 50 lb rating is the single figure that decides fit: jobs needing more holding force require a different magnet, while lighter retrieval tasks are well within this tool’s capability.

Highlights

  • Lifts 50 lb loads with ceramic magnet strength
  • Manual pry release gives controlled part separation
  • Operates from -148 to 300 °F reliably
  • Nylon housing resists impact and chemical exposure
  • Compact 7 1/2 in length fits tight spaces

Specifications

BrandMAG-MATE
ColorTransparent

Questions about this item

Does the ceramic magnet lose strength over time or need recharging?

The ceramic magnet is permanent and does not require recharging; its 50 lb capacity remains stable unless the magnet is physically damaged or exposed to temperatures beyond the -148 °F to 300 °F operating range.

What limits how long I can hold a 50 lb load with the manual pry release?

The manual pry release relies on operator leverage; the practical limit is the user's ability to overcome the magnetic force, not a thermal or duty-cycle restriction on the tool itself.

Does the nylon housing get too hot to touch during all-day use in a warm shop?

The housing is rated to 300 °F maximum operating temperature, so under normal shop conditions it stays cool enough to handle; no active cooling or heat-related downtime is needed.

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