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How to Choose & Use Lifting Magnets - 19120 HOW TO CHOOSE AND USE LIFTING MAGNETS

Page 1.INTRODUCTION 2.CONSTRUCTION OF LIFTING MAGNETS 3.WEIGHT, SHAPE AND AREA OF LOAD 4.SURFACE CONDITION OF LOAD AND MAGNET 5.STIFFNESS OR FLEXIBILITY OF LOAD 6.SIZES AND SHAPES TO BE LIFTED 7.VARYING LOAD SIZES AND SHAPES 8.PARTIAL MAGNET FACE USE FOR LIFT 9.LIFTING MAGNETS WITH SPECIAL SAFETY FEATURES 10.SAFETY FACTOR 11.NUMBER OF LIFT MAGNETS FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY 12.LIFTING LOADS WITH UNDEFINED SHAPES 13.AUXILIARY POLE PLATES 14.DROP CONTROLLERS 15.TYPICAL APPLICATION EXAMPLES - AUXILIARY POLES 16.TYPICAL APPLICATION EXAMPLES - LIFTING COILS 17.TYPICAL APPLICATION EXAMPLES - LIFTING PLATES 34 4 5 6 8 8 910 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 17
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