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Lifting magnets

Lifting magnets
These days, lifting magnets can be found mainly in scrapyards, industrial enterprises and workshops. The lifting magnets help you move very heavy or bulky ferromagnetic workpieces. The lifting magnets in our assortment will carry loads of 100–500 kg for you from A to B. Using these strong magnets means you can forgo pliers or chains, and the surfaces of your material will not be damaged.
These days, lifting magnets can be found mainly in scrapyards, industrial enterprises and workshops. The lifting magnets help you move very heavy or bulky ferromagnetic workpieces. The lifting magnets in our assortment will carry loads of 100–500 kg for you from A to B. Using these strong magnets means you can forgo pliers or…
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How does a lifting magnet work?

Many lifting magnets are electromagnets that get their strength from electricity. With the help of electricity, a strong magnetic field is created inside the neodymium magnets which attracts ferromagnetic objects. The magnetic field generated by the lifting magnet is so strong that it can even lift very heavy objects such as iron blocks in industrial plants. To release the object at the intended location, the power supply must be cut.

However, the MaxX lifting magnets from Tecnomagnete work without electricity. The magnetic field of these permanent lifting magnets is activated by turning a lever. The magnetic field is achieved by a flexible arrangement of several magnets. Because they do not require electricity, these lifting magnets are economical and will not drop the load even if the power supply is interrupted.

Which materials can be hoisted with lifting magnets?

To fully utilize the load capacity of the lifting magnet, it is important that the object to be hoisted has a smooth even surface and makes direct contact with the magnet. This allows the magnetic field to optimally penetrate the load. The adhesive force decreases for objects with reduced material thickness, very rough surfaces, rust or uneven shapes and air gaps. In order to lift curved objects, you will therefore need a V-shaped lifting magnet instead of a straight magnet surface area.

The MaxX lifting magnet from Tecnomagnete has a patented principle of operation to avoid attracting surrounding ferromagnetic materials such as steel cables, for example. It concentrates the magnetic flow in the load, thus holding it steady and preventing the magnetic field from affecting surrounding objects.

Advantages of lifting magnets

Lifting magnets will not damage the load surface. If, on the other hand, pliers or a chain are used for transport, friction can damage the surface. Lifting magnets are especially helpful for moving sheets or large bulky items that have a smooth surface but no handles or hooks. The lifting magnets do not require electricity and the sturdy material and long-lasting neodymium magnets mean that this investment quickly pays off.