Heavy Duty Magnetic Hooks - 22lbs, 50lbs, 80lbs | China Suppliers & Factory for Kitchen, Office, Garage, Cruise Cabin
How to use the magnetic hooks in a proper way?
1. The attached surface should be iron with magnets adsorbing fully and directly.
2. Stainless steel or Aluminum material is not available for the magnets to attach.
3. The magnets hold more firmly on a thick iron attached surface rather than on a thin iron surface.
4. Pay attention that high temperature over 80℃ could lead to the loss of magnetic power.
Frequently Asked Questions
What surface is required for the magnetic hooks to work properly?
The attachment surface must be made of iron, allowing the magnets to adsorb fully and directly for optimal performance.
Can I use these magnetic hooks on stainless steel or aluminum?
No, stainless steel and aluminum materials are not suitable for these magnets to attach.
How does the thickness of the iron surface affect the magnetic hold?
The magnets will hold much more firmly on a thick iron surface compared to a thin iron surface.
What happens if the magnetic hooks are exposed to high temperatures?
Exposure to high temperatures exceeding 80℃ can result in a loss of magnetic power.
How can I ensure the strongest possible hold for the magnetic hooks?
To ensure the strongest hold, place the hooks directly on a thick, clean iron surface, avoid non-magnetic metals, and keep them in environments below 80℃.