575 LBS Pulling Force, Brute Magnetics Round Neodymium Magnet with Countersunk Hole and Eyebolt, 2.95" Diameter

bon produit ,livraison rapide

Well... Brute Magnets appear to be very well made magnets and are quite strong. Maybe too strong?!?!?! Today I was on the 3rd drop of my 1st outing with my new Brutus of a magnet dropping it from an abandoned bridge that has been turned into a fishing pier. I was pulling the magnet up out of Lake Superior hoping to find a treasure worth millions. When the magnet emerged from the depths not only was devoid of any treasure, but it came in contact with a steel beam under the bridge deck. I had no idea there was a steel beam down there since the bridge deck was wood. Oopsie. I pulled from every conceivable angle with the force exceeding that of six oxen. Eventually my son and I gave it one last pull using all the strength we could muster from the universe. Then suddenly we found ourselves flying backwards and landing on our bums. Because the magnet released???? NO!! The rope finally succumbed to our incredible otherworldly strength. This would become my one and only outing with this incredibly strong magnet. Looks like I will be buying another 🤷‍♂️

Magnet is strong and so far seems yo work well. Definitely not 500 pounds of magnetic pulling force as most situations in water aren't ideal but still a good value for the money.

I am a commercial diver, and I got this magnet for a job that I am on. Needed it to be able to both hold me in place as well as set my project where I needed it to weld. Overall, this magnet does as it is advertise. Quality is good. I have only used it for three dives, and it has developed a crack in the magnet already, doesn't seem to be affecting it as of right now.As for the ease of removing, I had to devise a handle for it to give some leverage to remove it, and I need to purchase a longer screw to offset the handle. Otherwise the magnet is hanging in there, doing as it's designed

This magnet is very strong and also very well built. The eyebolt makes it perfect for magnet fishing, especially with the addition of a lock washer and a bottle of locktite.(DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME WARNING) I stuck it carefully to part of a beam, the steel where I placed the magnet was about an 1/8th inch thick. I was able to hang from the magnet, I weigh about 150lbs. I had to use a long rod through the eyebolt to pry and get enough leverage to remove it. It can hold much more than 150, I was just curious :D. Also stuck a wrench to it and could not pull it straight off.