Permanent Electro Holding Magnet D32

The permanent holding magnets achieve a holding force of up to 35,000 N in the de-energized state and are designed for long holding of magnetic workpieces. When the DC-excited coil is switched on, the permanent magnetic field on the holding surface is neutralized and the workpiece to be held can be removed. The electromagnet holds loads even in the event of a power failure and only needs to be energized briefly to release the workpiece. It is characterized by its energy efficiency and high holding forces. The permanent holding solenoids are available in different sizes with forces between 8 and 3,500 N.

The permanent holding magnets achieve a holding force of up to 35,000 N in the de-energized state and are designed for long holding of magnetic workpieces. When the DC-excited coil is switched on, the permanent magnetic field on the holding surface is neutralized and the workpiece to be held can be removed. The electromagnet holds loads even in the event of a power failure and only needs to be energized briefly to release the workpiece. It is characterized by its energy efficiency and high holding forces.

The permanent holding magnet achieve a holding force of up to 3,500 N in the de-energized state and are designed for long holding of magnetic workpieces. When the DC-excited coil is switched on, the permanent magnetic field on the holding surface is neutralized and the workpiece to be held can be removed. The electromagnet holds loads even in the event of a power failure and only needs to be energized briefly to release the workpiece. It is characterized by its energy efficiency and high holding forces. The permanent holding solenoid is available in different sizes with forces between 8 and 3,500 N.

Holding magnet for holding or clamping ferromagnetic workpieces. The DC-excited coil achieves a holding force of up to 30,000 N when energized. When the supply voltage is switched off, the workpiece to be held falls off. The holding solenoid is maintenance-free and are characterized by a low operating current at high holding forces. The holding solenoid is available in different sizes in round, flat or square design.