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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
The ideal surface is iron. For maximum holding capacity, the magnets must adsorb fully and directly onto the iron surface.
No, aluminum and stainless steel are non-magnetic materials, meaning the magnetic hooks will not attach to them.
Yes, the thickness of the iron surface is crucial. Magnets will hold much more securely on thick iron surfaces compared to thin ones.
You should avoid exposing the magnets to temperatures exceeding 80℃, as high temperatures can cause a permanent loss of magnetic power.
To prevent slipping, ensure the contact surface is made of thick iron, clean, and allows the magnet to make complete and direct contact without any gaps.