Know Everything About Lifting Magnets

1
Know Everything About Lifting Magnets
2

• Lifting Magnet is designed for providing 75 duty
  cycle and constructed with class H insulation
  throughout coil. It is an electromagnet
  manufactured to pick or lift metal objects.
  Starting from larger sized magnets, lifting
  magnets are available in various sizes right from
  a visiting card sized to a double bed sized.
  Great for shifting purposes, this simply goes
  into the crane or a chain for uplifting objects.
  It is used for various applications in industries
  like construction, automobile, demolition and
  cleanups.

3

1. Scrap Lifting Magnet
2. Circular Lifting Magnet
3. Rectangular Lifting Magnet

4
Scrap Lifting Magnet

• It provides strong and tight hold for steel
  construction with twist-lock magnet plugs for
  easy installation. This scrap magnet is found
  with a rugged ribbed case, heavy manganese steel
  bottom plate, welded watertight construction and
  tough alloy steel chains for maximum durability.

5
Circular Lifting Magnet

• This is designed for the steel and slag
  industries. Found in mills of steel, foundry,
  slag processing, and scrap for various
  applications, this maximizes lift-to-weight ratio
  without sacrificing strength and durability. It
  is engineered to meet requirements of steel
  manufacturing and processing fluently.

6
Rectangular Lifting Magnet

• Rectangular lifting magnet designed for lifting
  plates, slabs and billets. This is mostly used in
  steel warehouses, shipyards, fabricators, and
  metal working plants. It is found in three types
  i.e. tri-polar magnet, bi-polar magnet and
  railroad magnate.

7

1. Weight, shape, and contact area of the objects to
   be lifted.
2. Surface conditions of load and magnet.
3. Stiffness of load.
4. Range of sizes and shapes to be lifted.
5. Frequency of occurrence of the different sizes
   and shapes.
6. Temperature of load material.
7. Ambient temperature.

8

1. Surface condition of load
2. Surface condition of magnet
3. Smoothness of lift
4. Flatness and stiffness of load
5. Centering of load on magnet
6. Environment
7. Voltage fluctuations (for electromagnets)
8. Unknowns

9

• If you have any requirement or need any other
• information related to Lifting Magnets
• then please visit on
• our website.

• http//www.armsmag.com/lifting-magnets.htm