Zoro Select
Zoro Select 2VAF7 225 lb Lifting Magnet Door Lock
Ceramic lifting magnet holds 225 lb, operates to 450 Degrees F, and includes eyebolt and nut
- TypeCabinet Catches & Latches
- 225 lb max pull secures heavy doors
- Ceramic magnet maintains strength up to 450 °F
- Steel casing protects magnet from impact
- 1/4-20 threaded hole allows flexible mounting
- Includes eyebolt and nut for quick installation
Application & User
The Zoro Select 2VAF7 is a ceramic lifting magnet rated for a maximum pull of 225 lb. It is designed for retrieval tasks and door-locking applications where a strong, permanent magnetic hold is required. The unit includes an eyebolt and nut for immediate mounting. Buyers who need an electrically controlled release mechanism or a higher holding force should look elsewhere.
Thermals, Noise & Power
This passive magnetic assembly operates without any power draw and produces no audible noise during use. Its ceramic construction remains stable at temperatures up to 450 degrees F, so thermal performance is consistent in high-heat environments. No cooling provisions or electrical connections are necessary for normal operation.
Deciding Specification
The critical figure is the 225 lb maximum pull rating, which determines whether the magnet can secure your specific door or load. Verify that the required holding force does not exceed this value before purchasing. The 1/4-20 threaded hole and included hardware define the mounting interface.
Highlights
- 225 lb max pull secures heavy doors
- Ceramic magnet maintains strength up to 450 °F
- Steel casing protects magnet from impact
- 1/4-20 threaded hole allows flexible mounting
- Includes eyebolt and nut for quick installation
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Cabinet Catches & Latches |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the Zoro Select 2VAF7 magnet using the 1/4-20 threaded hole and included eyebolt?
Thread the supplied eyebolt into the 1/4-20 hole and secure it with the provided nut; the step often missed is tightening the nut fully so the eyebolt cannot rotate under load.
Will the ceramic magnet lose holding force over time or need replacement?
The ceramic material retains its magnetic strength indefinitely under normal conditions; no scheduled replacement is required unless the housing is physically damaged.
At what temperature does the 225 lb pull rating start to decrease?
The magnet is rated stable up to 450 degrees F; above that temperature the holding force begins to drop.
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