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Electromagnet - 60mm (65kg breakaway cap)
Product code: 89040
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Magnetic Product Description:
Our 60mm electromagnet with a 65kg breakaway cap uses DC power and is built by wrapping many coils of wire around a ferromagnetic core. When electricity flows through a conductor an electromagnet is created with the magnetic field around the conductor.
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Uses for our electromagnet:
The Stubby Electromagnet will operate over a range of voltages and is effective between 2 and 32 Volts D.C. Typical applications include automation, sheet handling, welding jigs, fire doors and air-conditioning smoke shutters. This Electromagnet is suitable for continuous duty up to 32 Volts. Some current drop will occur at higher voltages and temperatures. The most significant factors affecting the performance of the magnet will be the thickness of the steel being lifted and the surface condition of the steel.
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Magnetic Product Description:
Our 60mm electromagnet with a 65kg breakaway cap uses DC power and is built by wrapping many coils of wire around a ferromagnetic core. When electricity flows through a conductor an electromagnet is created with the magnetic field around the conductor.
Download - Electromagnets Dimensions
Download - Electromagnets Test Sheet
Download - Electromagnets Technical Specifications
Uses for our electromagnet:
The Stubby Electromagnet will operate over a range of voltages and is effective between 2 and 32 Volts D.C. Typical applications include automation, sheet handling, welding jigs, fire doors and air-conditioning smoke shutters. This Electromagnet is suitable for continuous duty up to 32 Volts. Some current drop will occur at higher voltages and temperatures. The most significant factors affecting the performance of the magnet will be the thickness of the steel being lifted and the surface condition of the steel.
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