Inserted Fixing Magnet

Inserted fixing magnet is a magnetic shuttering solution for the precast concrete industry! An "inserted fixing magnet" typically refers to a magnet that is inserted or embedded into a fixture or structure to provide magnetic attachment or fixing capabilities. These magnets are commonly used in various applications where a secure and reversible fixing method is required.

Inserted fixing magnets come in different shapes, sizes, and configurations to suit specific application needs. They may feature various mounting options such as countersunk holes, threaded inserts, or adhesive backing for easy installation onto different surfaces or structures.

These magnets find applications in a wide range of industries, including construction, automotive, woodworking, signage, and manufacturing. Examples of their use include holding fixtures and tooling in place, attaching signage or displays to metal surfaces, securing access panels or doors, and mounting equipment or machinery.

The construction market is too small compared to all Neodymium magnet markets, and Neodymium magnet is also too small for extensive construction accessories. Almost none of magnet suppliers have interest or knowledge in the application of magnets in the construction market. We focus our assembly attention on developing and manufacturing Neodymium magnet assemblies for the construction industry, especially precast concrete industry.

If the embedded component is not positioned accurately during the concrete casting or vibrating process, the lifting operation will be affected and then the quality of precast concrete elements and operation safety can't be ensured. The inserted fixing magnet consists of a ring NdFeB (Neodymium-iron-boron) magnet, steel casing, and threaded rod. Our inserted fixing magnet is designed to conveniently fasten embedded components in precast concrete elements, such as electric sockets, threaded sleeves, weld-on plates, etc. Simple solutions make efficient work possible.

Characteristics:

Reusable and durable

Easy to operate

Quick to position, and then improve efficiency and cost

No screws, bolts or welding necessary to accurately position magnets on formworks therefore preserving surface finish to increase the lifetime

Technical Data:

Inserted fixing magnets offer the advantage of strong magnetic holding force combined with the convenience of easy installation and removal, making them a versatile solution for various fixing and attachment needs.