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Material
U-profile steel.
Magnet NdFeB (neodymium).
Magnet NdFeB (neodymium).
Version
U profile nickel-plated.
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Description
Material
U-profile steel.
Magnet NdFeB (neodymium).
Magnet NdFeB (neodymium).
Version
U profile nickel-plated.
Note
The magnet is glued into the U-profile. The magnetic face only comes into contact with the steps. The magnet remains protected inside the U-profile.
Ideally, the flat-bar magnet is recessed into slots and secured. It is fitted using the conical countersink.
Neodymium-iron-boron magnets have an extremely high magnetic force. Please handle these raw magnets with particular care.
• High crush hazard: Larger magnets in particular can cause considerable crushing to fingers or hands when moved together.
• Brittle material: Neodymium-iron-boron is a very hard but brittle material. The magnets can easily break or splinter by impacts, dropping or uncontrolled collision.
• Sharp-edged splinters: Sharp-edged, partially splinter fragments often occur when broken. It is recommended to wear safety glasses when handling.
• Danger when snapping together: If two magnets collide without slowing, explosive splintering can occur due to the brittleness of the material.
Ideally, the flat-bar magnet is recessed into slots and secured. It is fitted using the conical countersink.
Neodymium-iron-boron magnets have an extremely high magnetic force. Please handle these raw magnets with particular care.
• High crush hazard: Larger magnets in particular can cause considerable crushing to fingers or hands when moved together.
• Brittle material: Neodymium-iron-boron is a very hard but brittle material. The magnets can easily break or splinter by impacts, dropping or uncontrolled collision.
• Sharp-edged splinters: Sharp-edged, partially splinter fragments often occur when broken. It is recommended to wear safety glasses when handling.
• Danger when snapping together: If two magnets collide without slowing, explosive splintering can occur due to the brittleness of the material.
Temperature range
max. 80°C.