Reliable Industrial Magnetic Assemblies
When a magnet needs to be part of a working tool, the assembly matters. A handle, housing, mounting arrangement, or protective casing can make a magnet easier to use and better suited to a particular job. Handy Magnets offers practical magnetic tools for recycling and other industrial applications.
Industrial Assemblies For Working Applications
Magnetic assemblies are used in applications that require more control than a bare magnet provides. A handheld design can make repeated material checks easier, while a pickup-style assembly can help retrieve ferrous pieces from a work area.
The right configuration depends on the job. Think about the material being tested, the distance between the magnet and the surface, how often the tool will be used, and how it needs to be held or mounted. For jewelry and collectible items, a silver jewelry magnet test can provide a quick preliminary check. It should be treated as one part of the identification process, not as proof of a metal's composition.
Built For The Work
Handy Magnets serves customers who use magnets as tools, not toys. Our products are suited to practical jobs in scrap yards, workshops, manufacturing facilities, and other work settings. We also offer options for customers with requirements that do not match a standard product. Anodizing can add color for quick tool identification, while engraving can put a name or other marking directly on the magnet. Our industrial magnet solutions are designed to give customers a useful tool that fits the job.
Browse Handy Magnets' industrial magnetic assemblies to find the right tool for your application, or contact us to discuss a custom option.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a magnetic assembly?
A magnetic assembly combines a magnet with other components, such as a handle or housing, to create a more usable tool for a specific task. These components can also make the magnet easier to position, handle, or mount during regular use.
How do I know which assembly is right for my application?
Start with the job itself. The size of the material, available access, required reach, and handling method can all affect the best choice.
Can magnetic assemblies help with material sorting?
Yes. A handheld assembly can provide a quick way to check whether a material responds to magnetic force before additional testing or sorting. This can be useful when separating ferrous materials from nonferrous items during routine sorting. The magnet can also help identify small metal pieces that are difficult to assess by sight alone.
Can I request a custom configuration?
Custom work may be available when an existing product does not meet your requirements. Contact Handy Magnets with details about the application and desired setup.
What should I look for in an industrial magnet?
Look beyond the advertised pull strength. Magnet grade, dimensions, construction, finish, and mounting method can all affect how the finished tool performs.
Here are some of the magnets we've produced to our customers' specifications.
