Black Magnet F80 Fishing Magnet 80kg
Description
Have you dropped a metal object into a river or pond, or have your valuables been lost at home? Black Magnet fishing magnet with 80 kg adhesive power will come to the rescue.
80 kg adhesive power is one of the initial ones for neodymium magnets. The device is suitable for extracting small objects from water reservoirs. Specialized exploration works require the use of magnets with greater attractive force.
The undeniable advantage of a neodymium magnet is the ability to attract objects smeared with lube or gasoline. The 80 kg magnet can search for lost keys, nails, tools, and spare parts made of steel, cast iron and nickel.
Black Magnet can be used as a magnet for field conditions. To clean your garden, backyard territory or a flower bed from metal trash is now easier than ever!
The unique abilities of this magnet make it unsurpassed in difficult search conditions. Hard-to-reach places, deep ravines and wells become available for exploration thanks to the neodymium magnet.
Designed as an underwater magnet, Black Magnet is not affected by corrosion. Such product will function as a metal detector, but in addition to finding iron objects, it is directly involved in their extraction.
Searching for lost items or unique antiques has become much easier and more interesting. The presence of a retrieving magnet contributes to the emergence of a new hobby. This hobby is akin to fishing, just cast Black Magnet instead of a fishing rod.
Exploration will be successful if the magnet is chosen correctly. In our store, our managers will recommend you the optimal neodymium magnet model for a certain search type.
ATTENTION
- Keep search magnets away from electric equipment.
- Magnets can hurt your fingers while pulling objects.
- Magnets can be used by kids only under the supervision of adults.
Features
Type | Magnet |
Adhesion | 80 kg |
Diameter | 48 mm |
Height | 24 mm |
Weight | 160 g |
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