The hook is movable in relative directions and faces down even when put on a wall or a ceiling.
No. |
D |
A |
B |
C |
H |
L |
W |
Adsorption force |
Slip load |
Net |
|
MF01 |
24.5mm |
20mm |
13.5mm |
22mm |
15.5mm |
55mm |
25mm |
12kgf |
6kgf |
34g |
Price |
The level of adhesion is an instant value calculated when a magnet disconnects when pulled vertically. Please consider it as only a reference value as it may vary depending on the environment. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions about our magnets. We are waiting for your contact.
Adsorption force
Adsorption force, which is also called attraction, defines the force working between two objects such as a magnet and a magnetic body containing iron. Newtons (N) are used as the representative unit for adsorption force. Basic units of mass such as kilogram-force (kgf) and pound-force (lbf) may also be used.
Load
Load is defined as a force produced where two points are in contact such as between a magnet and a steel plate. This the load from this force is changed depending upon friction, the state of the surface, and an impact. A slip load which indicates whether a magnet and a steel plate and the like can stay in place without slipping while withstanding a load applied horizontally, is also denoted in units of Newtons (N).
Method for measuring adsorption force and slip load
The resulting numerical values tend to vary according to the usage environment and the measurement method. As a result, it is necessary to define the usage environment and the measurement method when using adsorption force in the specification of a magnet. At Magfine, these forces are defined when measured under the following measurement method and usage conditions.