Magnets

Ceramic magnets for light tasks, extra strong for heavy work. Choose on pull force, diameter and coating. Ceramic magnets are affordable and work well for tools and small objects. Extra strong magnets often have a steel or rubber jacket and lift more. Keep the surface flat and clean. An eye or internal thread makes mounting easy. Pay attention to maximum pull force and thickness. That way you pick the right magnet for home, garden or workshop.

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Choosing the right magnet

Ceramic or extra strong

Ceramic magnets are suitable for light tasks. You can attach small tools or objects to a steel surface. Extra strong magnets often have a steel or rubber coating. They lift more and are suitable for heavier work in the workshop.

What to check when ordering

The pulling force determines what the magnet can hold. It is always stated in kilograms. Also check the diameter and the thickness. A larger magnet has more contact with the surface. This gives you the maximum pulling force. A rubber coating protects the surface from scratches.

Mounting and use

Choose a magnet with an eye or thread if you want to hang something from it. Without a fixing, you use the magnet loose. Make sure the surface is flat, clean and dry. This keeps the magnet firmly in place. This way you pick the right type for home, garden or workshop.

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