Powerful Retrieving NdFeB Fishing Magnet, Underwater NdFeB Search Magnet, 1500lbs Pull Force Retrieving Treasure Hunting Magnet, Super Strong Retrieval Rare Earth Neodymium Magnets for Water-Based Searches, POT Magnet for River or lake fishing
Powerful Retrieving NdFeB Fishing Magnet Specifications:
Model: MPCOSFM-13
Size: 4.72inch (120mm) height x 1.00inch (25.4mm) thickness.
Colour: Silver.
Eyebolt: M14
Holding Force: 1500 lbs
Coating: NiCuNi Triple Layer Coated
Material: NdFeB Magnet + Steel plate + Eyebolt
Unique design with Countersunk Hole and Eyebolt Great for salvaged of various iron-containning nickel material underwater and Good idea for magnet fishing, lifting, hanging, retrieving applications. Have fun to searching items like eyebolt, screws, hooks, fasteners and so on in your warehouse garage or yard.
This monster magnet is great for:
-River or lake fishing (enjoy a fun time with family or friends!)
-Magnet fishing
-Underwater treasure hunting / retrieving lost or discarded items and historical artifacts
-Scrap salvaging
-Lifting
-Holding / hanging tools and/or other items
-Retrieving applications
Updated for 2019, this is our the largest and strongest magnet! It’s same size as our countersunk version but we have made significant improvements to the design to make it extremely strong. This cup magnet is made with A3 steel plate and coated with Nickel-Copper-Nickel to be the strongest type of permanent magnet available. Water-Based NdFeB Search Magnet
The threaded stud allows many types of mounting applications including hook, knob, or included M14 eyebolt. Screw it into a wall to hold tools, or position and hold lights, signs, and more. This type of magnet is also perfect for magnet fishing and retrieving applications.
Best Magnet Fishing Magnets, Neodymium Magnets
The equipment you need for magnetic fishing is simple and not very expensive. You need a strong long rope and a strong retrieving magnet. Because metal objects that are hidden in seabeds are usually rusty and dirty, a powerful magnet is required to hold the object when pulling it up.
The most widely used magnet types are neodymium magnets or super magnets. These magnets are available in varying sizes and pull force. For an adult, it may be appropriate to start with a pull power of about 80-120 kg. There are much stronger magnets but if such a super strong magnet sticks perfectly to a heavy object, you may have trouble releasing it. So start with a weaker magnet until you get used to magnet fishing.
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