Lifting magnets

Many industries use lifting magnets for the everyday handling of ferromagnetic materials. They are suitable, for example, for working with steel workpieces, sheets, profiles, pipes and bars.

Some industries use them for specific purposes:

• Manufacturing: for quickly lifting and moving materials in processing operations.
• Warehousing: for handling heavy materials in storage facilities.
• Mining: for faster movement of heavy objects.
• Material transport: as a more efficient alternative to manual handling.
• Construction and logistics: for lifting and moving materials on construction sites.
• Transport: for safer handling of heavy loads.

Lifting magnets can improve both productivity and safety. Workers do not need to lift heavy objects manually, which helps reduce the risk of injury. Many of these magnets contain powerful neodymium magnets and are capable of handling very heavy loads.

They are also highly versatile, durable and designed for a long service life. Their surface finish additionally protects the magnet against corrosion and wear.

NEOL300 lifting magnet

Lifting magnet for safe and efficient handling of steel loads in workshops, warehouses and industrial operations.

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BM B2000 lifting magnet

High-performance lifting magnet designed for handling very heavy ferromagnetic loads in demanding industrial operations.

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NEOL1000 lifting magnet

Powerful lifting magnet suitable for safely lifting and moving heavy steel workpieces, sheets and profiles.

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Advantages of the lifting magnets in our range

Above, we outlined the main reasons why lifting magnets are so popular in industry. Here are several reasons to choose our solutions:

• Easy operation – Easy Switch enables quick and safe switching.
• Air Gap test – the breakaway force test is performed with an air gap to provide a more realistic level of safety.
• Stainless-steel lifting eye.
• 5-year warranty on the magnetic system.
• Capacity chart directly on the body of the magnet for easy reference.
• Safety factor of 3+ – the magnet can hold more than three times its maximum permitted working load.
• Compact body with only two recessed screws.

All types of our lifting magnets

Our range includes several types of lifting magnets with capacities from 150 to 2000 kg. All are manufactured to the same high standards, designed for safe operation and tested using the same system. They mainly differ in size, load capacity, breakaway force and price.

Understanding the stated holding force

Bear in mind that the stated holding force may vary under real operating conditions. Tests are carried out under ideal conditions, whereas in practice the result is influenced by a number of additional factors.

When choosing a magnet, take into account the operating environment, type of material, its dimensions and weight, as well as the surface condition and shape of the load.

What affects the holding force?

Several factors must be considered when selecting a magnet:

Air gap

The air gap is one of the most important factors. The greater the gap between the magnet and the load, the more the holding force decreases.

Material condition

This includes the type of material, its thickness and the condition of its surface. Mild steel has a higher magnetic permeability than some stainless steels, allowing the magnet to work more effectively.

Operating temperature

Temperature can affect magnetic performance. At higher temperatures, magnetic strength decreases, while at lower temperatures the effect may be stronger.