Tool Rack Channel Bar Magnet

Tool Rack Channel Bar Magnet, Ferrite Channel Bar Magnets, Powerful Tool Rack Magnets, 15″ Channel Ceramic Magnetic Assemblies, Long Ceramic Bar Magnet Channel Assembly

Tool Rack Channel Bar Magnet Feature:
Part No.: HSCM-C10
Material: Rectangular Iron Shell, Ceramic/ Ferrite Magnets
Ceramic Magnet Grade: C8
Surface Treatment: NiCuNi Plating or Zinc-plated
Size: 375.9mm x 34.9mm x 15.9mm with two holes (14.800″ x 1.375″ x 0.625″)
Force Pull (LBS): 175
Fixing: 4mm Screws
Max Working Temperature: 180℃ or as per needs
175 lbs. maximum pull from the magnetic surface when in flush contact with a mild steel surface of equal thickness to the magnet
Innovative rectangular design with steel casing which greatly increases performance
The magnet’s north pole is on the centre of the magnet’s face with the south pole on the outer edge meaning both poles are on the same face
Ferrite (Y30BH) steel-cased channel magnet with central fixing hole
Resistant to corrosion so no extra coating required

Description:

15″ Powerful Magnetic Tool Holder has a powder coated steel channel with 7 ceramic block magnets. It has two mounting holes on the ends. Perfect for garages, workshops, kitchens and even inside work vehicles.

Holding and pull strength
Channel assemblies are up to 32 times stronger than ceramic magnets by themselves. Pull strength is tested on a flat steel plate 3/8 inch thick. The pull may vary depending on the surface it is attracted to, for example if the steel is less than 3/8 inch thick, coated, rough or rusty. We recommend that you obtain a sample to test and confirm the actual pull / holding capability when used in your application.

Colors, packaging
HSMAG can produce rectangular channel magnet assemblies in just about any color. We can package them in individual bags or other the packaging types you specify.

Design and handling considerations
Most of our magnetic assemblies are made with ceramic magnets, which are brittle and may break if dropped or if riveting is used in their application. Please use caution when handling channel magnets assemblies, their exceptional magnetic force may cause them to attract to metal (or to each other) so strongly that putting fingers in their path could prove painful.