Magnetic Hooks 50 lb 10 pcs .78 in
Ten neodymium hooks hold 50 lb vertically or 17 lb horizontally on any steel surface
- Holds up to 50 lb vertically for secure mounting
- Supports 17 lb horizontally on side surfaces
- 10 hooks per pack for multiple hanging points
- 78 in steel base fits tight spaces
- Ni-Cu-Ni coating resists rust in damp areas
Heavy-duty magnetic hooks for vertical
These ten magnetic hooks use rare-earth neodymium magnets to hold up to 50 lbs when mounted vertically on ferrous surfaces. They suit home, classroom, workshop or cruise-cabin organisation where drilling is not an option. Each hook has a 0.78-inch steel base with a triple-layer nickel-copper-nickel coating for corrosion resistance.
Pull force drops sharply when the load pulls
Vertical capacity is rated at 50 lbs, but horizontal or shear loading reduces the reliable hold to roughly 17 lbs. Paint, rust, uneven surfaces or non-magnetic metals such as aluminium will lower the effective strength further. The hooks are not rated for overhead lifting or dynamic loads.
Installation is tool-free but surface preparation
Simply place each hook on a clean, flat steel surface and press to engage the magnet. Misalignment, dust or a curved surface can cut holding power by half or more. The fixed hook orientation cannot be rotated after placement, so plan the layout before mounting.
Highlights
- Holds up to 50 lb vertically for secure mounting
- Supports 17 lb horizontally on side surfaces
- 10 hooks per pack for multiple hanging points
- 78 in steel base fits tight spaces
- Ni-Cu-Ni coating resists rust in damp areas
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many hooks come in the pack?
The pack contains 10 magnetic hooks, each with a 0.78-inch diameter steel base and a triple-layer nickel-copper-nickel coating.
What does the 50 lb rating mean for everyday use?
The 50 lb rating applies when the hook is mounted vertically on a thick steel surface; horizontal mounting reduces the holding force to approximately 17 lbs.
What surface do these neodymium magnets need to work?
They require a ferromagnetic metal surface such as steel; they will not adhere to aluminium, stainless steel that is non-magnetic, glass, wood or painted drywall.
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