China Neodymium Fishing Magnets LANCE LNJ Type - Strong Magnets for Treasure Hunting - Factory Direct Suppliers
Product Introduction
Feature
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The product size is diverse, the smallest base size is 20mm, and the largest base size is 120mm.
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The eye-bolt of the fishing magnet is provided for easy application but you can remove it and install your own hooks or eye-bolts.
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The fishing magnet is perfect for magnetic fishing, treasure hunting, salvaging underwater, as well as seeking for something old and mysterious.
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The fishing magnet is with strong pulling force, Please be careful in case hurt yourself.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the primary applications of these fishing magnets?
Fishing magnets are ideal for magnetic fishing, underwater salvage, treasure hunting, seeking mysterious historical objects, and retrieving lost metallic tools or parts in workshops or yards.
What factors can affect the holding force of the fishing magnet?
The pulling strength is highly dependent on the thickness and surface smoothness of the targeted metal item, as well as environmental factors such as high temperatures or acid-base conditions.
What sizes are available for the fishing magnets?
We offer a wide range of sizes to suit different needs, starting from a minimum base diameter of 20mm up to a maximum base diameter of 120mm.
Can I replace the standard eye-bolt with my own hardware?
Yes, the pre-installed eye-bolt can be easily removed, allowing you to install custom hooks or alternative eye-bolts depending on your application.
How is the pulling force of the magnet tested?
The rated pulling force is determined at room temperature using a polished steel (Q235B) plate with a thickness of 10 mm, pulled at a constant rate of 80 mm/min.
What safety precautions should I take before using the fishing magnet?
Due to the extremely strong pulling force, handle with care to prevent personal injury. Additionally, always check and ensure the eye-bolt is securely tightened before submersing to prevent the magnet from detaching and getting lost underwater.