Sorting magnets are used to verify the presence of magnetic material, inspect for metallic magnetic contaminants and quickly distinguish between magnetic and non-magnetic materials.
Used to verify the presence of magnetic material and is therefore standard equipment for scrap yard workers. It is attached to a 50 cm-long brass chain with a carabiner for easy attachment to clothing.
Magnet length: 50 mm
Diameter: 14 mm
Weight: 36 g
Used to verify the presence of magnetic material. Like the cone sorting magnet, it is fitted with a very strong NdFeB neodymium magnet.
Thanks to its mounting on a rod, it can be used to retrieve magnetic metal components from hard-to-reach areas, for example from a vehicle engine. Overall length 160 mm, diameter 14 mm.
It is fitted with a very strong NdFeB magnet. This makes it possible to identify materials even from a greater distance. This magnet is widely used to determine whether magnetic material is also present among non-magnetic material, such as paper or precious metals.
Super-strong SmCo sorting magnet is fitted with a very strong samarium-cobalt magnet. Its force is comparable to the super-strong sorting magnet described above. Its main advantage is corrosion resistance, allowing it to be used in water.
We have equipped the new type of super-strong sorting magnet with a new ergonomic handle, making this very strong magnet easy and comfortable to handle. Its high magnetic force has, of course, been retained.
The magnetic test rod is used to test whether a material contains metallic magnetic contaminants. It is fitted with very strong NdFeB neodymium magnets. To remove the contaminants, pull the plastic handle and the magnetic contaminants will fall away.
View the animation showing how the magnetic test rod works.
For use in scrap yards, we recommend magnetic sweepers, which are useful for cleaning handling areas, for example to prevent tyre punctures, while also helping to sort ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
Sorting magnets are suitable for scrap yards, material inspection, identifying magnetic inclusions and quickly checking whether magnetic material is present among non-magnetic material.
When choosing, it is important to consider the intended use, required magnetic force, desired magnet size, handling, corrosion resistance, and whether you need the magnet only for material inspection or also for retrieving components from hard-to-reach areas.
We will help you select the right type of magnet based on the material, required performance and operating conditions.
Please describe your needs as precisely as possible. We will send you a confirmation of your request and redirect you to a suitable specialist. He or she can contact you for further details at the contacts listed.
