Heavy Duty Magnetic Hooks 22lbs, 50lbs, 80lbs - China Suppliers Factory for Kitchen, Office, Refrigerator, and Outdoor Use
How to use the magnetic hooks in a proper way?
The attached surface should be iron with magnets adsorbing fully and directly.
Stainless steel or Alluminum material is not available for the magnets to attach.
The magnets hold more firmly on a thick iron attached surface rather than on a thin iron surface.
Pay attention that high temperature over 80℃ could lead to the loss of magnetic power.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use magnetic hooks on stainless steel or aluminum surfaces?
No, magnetic hooks cannot attach to stainless steel or aluminum materials. They require a ferromagnetic surface, such as iron, to function properly.
How does the thickness of the iron surface affect the magnetic hooks?
The thickness of the iron surface directly impacts holding power. Magnetic hooks hold much more firmly on a thick iron surface than on a thin iron surface.
What is the maximum temperature magnetic hooks can withstand?
Magnetic hooks should not be exposed to temperatures exceeding 80℃. Temperatures above 80℃ can lead to a permanent loss of magnetic power.
How do I ensure the maximum holding capacity of a magnetic hook?
To achieve maximum holding capacity, the hook must be placed on a thick iron surface, allowing the magnet to adsorb fully and directly without any gaps or non-magnetic barriers.
Will magnetic hooks work if they only partially touch the iron surface?
No, for optimal performance, the magnet must adsorb fully and directly to the iron surface. Partial contact significantly reduces the holding strength of the hook.