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    Battery-Powered Lifting Magnets

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Lifting Magnets. Battery-Powered Lifting Magnets.
    Keep a safe distance from heavy loads—these lifters automatically engage when set down, so you don’t have to secure the magnet to the load yourself. When these lifting magnets sense they’ve been set down again, they’ll automatically release the load. Alternatively, use the push buttons to manually turn the magnet on and off. As a fail-safe, the magnet stays engaged even if the battery dies, preventing your load from dropping. Pair these lifters with a crane or hoist. They’re often used to move large metal sheets and pipes but can also be used to position loads when grinding or fixturing metal parts together.
    You can adjust the magnet’s strength to protect thin materials from damage. Fine-tuning the strength is also useful for lifting just one sheet off a stack at a time.
    Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.
    Remote Control—Lifters with a remote control give you a way to manually turn the magnet on or off from a distance.
    Horiz. Lift Cap. @ Material Thk.
    Wt. Cap. @ Dia.
    Max. Material Lg.
    @ Material Thk.
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Ht.
    Lifting
    Eye Ht.
    Material
    Material
    Position
    Max. Temp.,
    ° F
    Batteries
    Included
    Battery Charger
    Included
    Includes
    Features
    Specs. Met
    Each
    Push Button
    154 lb. @ 1/4"
    297 lb. @ 1/2"
    440 lb. @ 1"
    110 lb. @ 5.906"5 ft. @ 1"5 15/16"5 5/16"11 3/4"2 7/8"SteelHorizontal175YesYesFail-Safe OperationASME B30.209162N11000000000
    231 lb. @ 1/4"
    518 lb. @ 1/2"
    981 lb. @ 1"
    1,102 lb. @ 2"
    440 lb. @ 7.874"8 ft. @ 2"7 7/8"10 3/8"15"3 3/4"SteelHorizontal175YesYesRemote ControlFail-Safe OperationASME B30.209162N1200000000
    418 lb. @ 1/4"
    837 lb. @ 1/2"
    2,017 lb. @ 1"
    2,094 lb. @ 2"
    880 lb. @ 7.874"8 ft. @ 2"14"10 9/16"15"3 3/4"SteelHorizontal175YesYesRemote ControlFail-Safe OperationASME B30.209162N1300000000
     

    Switch-Off Hand-Held Lifting Magnets

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Lifting Magnets. Switch-Off Hand-Held Lifting Magnets, Style E.

    Style E

    For heavy loads, these lifters have a stronger magnet than pull-release lifters and a lock to prevent accidental drops. To switch the magnet on and off, turn a handle or push a button. All lifters have a groove for grabbing round materials, such as pipe, in addition to flat materials.
    Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.
    Push Button—Use push-button lifting magnets one-handed, smoothly switching between lifting and dropping materials without changing your grip. To keep your hand safely away from hot or sharp objects, the buttons on these magnets are on the top of the handle. Since these lifting magnets are battery powered, they’re quicker to turn on and off than lifters with an on/off handle. If the battery dies, the magnet stays on, keeping heavy loads secure.
    Lift Cap. @
    Material Thk.
    Overall
    Style
    Horizontal
    Vertical
    Lg.
    Wd.
    Ht.
    Material
    Material Position
    Batteries
    Included
    Battery Charger
    Included
    Includes
    Each
    Push Button
    E65 lb. @ 2"35 lb. @ 2"6 3/4"3"8 1/4"SteelHorizontal, VerticalYesYesHolster9022N150000000
     
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