PML Permanent Lifting Magnets

Efficient material handling with PML permanent lifting magnets

The PML permanent lifting magnet combines a compact design with powerful and versatile performance. It is suitable for handling steel plates, round material and other ferromagnetic workpieces without an external power supply.

Simple operation: the magnetic field is engaged with a mechanical lever.
An integrated safety lock helps prevent unintended release.
Favourable ratio between dead weight and lifting capacity.
Suitable for flat and round ferromagnetic steel loads.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Permanent lifting magnets generate their holding force with permanent magnets. A mechanical lever engages the magnetic circuit, so no external electrical power is required.

The PML is suitable for workshops, warehouses, metalworking facilities and construction sites where ferromagnetic components must be lifted without a power connection.

The PML needs no electricity or batteries and requires little maintenance. It is immediately ready for use and includes a mechanical safety lock.

A safety lock helps prevent accidental disengagement. Contact surfaces must be clean and free from contamination, and the load must meet the specified material and geometry requirements.

The units require little maintenance. Clean the contact surface regularly, lubricate specified moving parts and check the locking mechanism and housing for damage.

With a suitable mechanical actuator, PML magnets may be incorporated into automated processes. The engagement mechanism and all safety requirements must be assessed for the specific system.

PML Permanent Lifting Magnets

Efficient material handling with PML permanent lifting magnets

Technical data

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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