Magnets

If you work in the metal fabrication industry, you probably know the importance of magnetic welding angles. Also known as magnetic welding squares, they are used to hold metal workpieces in place while welding. Magnetic welding angles produce a magnetic … Read More

Magnetic drain plugs have become a popular alternative to traditional drain plugs. The prevent fluids like oil from leaking out of storage systems while also providing a point of access for maintenance. You can drain the oil out of an … Read More

Electromagnets offer a superior level of holding strength compared to traditional permanent magnets. Some of them, in fact, are up to 20 times stronger than their permanent counterparts. This makes electromagnets a popular choice for commercial applications like electric motors … Read More

If your job involves working with oil or hydraulic fluid-filled tanks, you may want to invest in a submersible tank magnet. It can help you maintain cleaner tanks while simultaneously protecting mechanical seals and other parts from wear and tear. … Read More

Permanent magnets are often categorized by shape. Bar magnets, for instance, feature a rectangular bar-like shape, whereas cube magnets feature a cube-like shape. A lesser-known shape in which permanent magnets are made, however, is wedge. Wedge magnets still produce a … Read More

You don’t have to use an all-mechanical clamp to create a grounding path when welding. There are other solutions available, such as magnetic welding grounds. They perform the same task as their all-mechanical counterparts, but magnetic welding grounds feature a … Read More

When shopping for magnets, you may discover that some of them have a coating. Magnets, of course, are characterized by their ability to attract ferromagnetic materials. When placed near an object containing a ferromagnetic material — iron, cobalt or nickel … Read More