120kg Force Double Sided Treasure Salvage Permanent Magnets

120kg Force Double Sided Treasure Salvage Permanent Magnets, super strong Fishing magnet and eyebolt M8 M10, Two-Ways NdFeB Search Magnet, Retrieving and Holding Magnets, Recovery Magnets with 2 Eyebolts China Supplier

Treasure Salvage Permanent Magnets – Part No.: HSPNS-F120*2
Diameter D – 60 mm
Height H – 30 mm
Pull power: 120 kg
Weight: 0.64 kg
The 2 threads of bolts: M8 and M10
Two-way Eyebolts included.
With galvanized body
Magnet material: NdFeB
Magnet shape: Pot, cylinder, ring
Magnet coating: Nickel (ni-cu-ni)
Max. work temperature: +80℃

Lost any KEYS or a Weapon down a drain or overboard on a boat ! great for finding them. Treasure Hunting etc. All you will need is a STRONG rope. Strong Treasure Salvage Permanent Magnets was made of NdFeB with Tings, appearance does not rust, usually placed in room temperature, the maximum operating temperature is 80 ° C , and it never will demagnetization. 200kg Search and Recovery Holding Magnets with Double-Sides Eyebolts

Place of application
search for finds of iron at the bottom of rivers and reservoirs
in cellars and caves
in wells and cellars
land in the dumps
under bridges and crossings on the site
land clearing debris from the iron
collecting modern coins from the water (many coin magnets!)
rise drowned valuable items (fishing gear, hunting rifles, etc.)

Super Strong Magnet Fishing Magnets
You need a very strong magnet for magnet fishing. It is best to get the strongest magnet you can carry and tie securely to a rope. Keep in mind that the magnet’s pull force will be at its maximum when the metal object is fully flat against it. During magnet fishing however, a flat contact would be difficult to achieve as objects that have been sitting at the bottom of a lake for a long time tend to accumulate debris (soil, vegetation, rust, algae etc.), and the metal object itself may not be flat – this is why getting a much stronger magnet is advisable to compensate for these irregularities. Remember also that the bigger finds will need a stronger magnet to be pulled out of their longtime resting place, dragged through, and out of the water.