Magnetic Pull Test Kit
Why test Magnetic Strength?
A magnetic pull test is a reliable and widely used method throughout the industry for determining the strength of a magnet. Strength is important, as it determines how effective the magnet will be in its given application. A magnetic pull test can be used in comparing two magnetic devices that look very similar on the outside, but may have different magnetic circuitry or magnet material on the inside, resulting in a more, or less, effective magnet. Magnetic pull strength testing can be performed on magnets with round or flat surfaces and on either permanent or electromagnetic circuits.
Principle
Pull strength is determined by using a calibrated scale and a ferrous test piece. A ferrous metal plate is used to test plate magnets and conveying rail, while a ferrous metal sphere is used to test magnetic tubes. The ferrous object is attached to the snap swivel hook on the scale and drawn away 90 degrees from the magnet until it is released. The pull strength, or pounds of pull it takes to release the test piece from the magnet, indicates the strength of the magnet.
It is important that each pull test be conducted with consistency to ensure that an accurate reading is achieved and we recommend that you use the average of several pull tests to determine your reading.
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CONTENTS | WHERE TO USE |
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X | 1 pc. Handheld linear scale | 0-25 lbs. pull scale (Small Ball on Rare Earth) | ||||
X | X | 1 pc. Handheld Digital Force Gauge | 0-44 lbs. Digital pull scale (Small Ball on Rare Earth) | |||
X | X | 1 pc. Handheld Digital Force Gauge - NIST Traceable |
0-44 lbs. Digital pull scale (Small Ball on Rare Earth) | |||
X | X | X | 1 Set of four Spacers (1/8" thick, 1" wide, 4" long stainless steel bar stock pieces) | Use for testing air gap in 1/8" increments on magnetic tubes, plates and rail. | ||
X | X | X | 1 pc. Ball* on ring, 1" diameter | On surface of: Ceramic, tubes, pipe, plates and bullet magnets. | ||
X | X | X | 1 pc. Ball* on ring, 1/2" diameter | On surface of: Ceramic or Rare Earth (see above). | ||
X | X | X | 1 pc. Ball* on ring, 1/4" diameter | On surface of Rare Earth round products (tubes, pulleys, etc.). | ||
X | X | X | 1 pc. Round Test Plate (16 ga. x 3" dia.) | Ceramic or electromagnetic flat surfaces with Airgap. | ||
X | X | X | 1 pc. Polarity Tester Green Light (South) - Red Light (North) |
Used to determine if magnets are properly aligned. Magnetic rail should be N to N and S to S. Magnetic tubes should alternate NSNS. | ||
X | X | X | 1 pc. Magnetic Viewing Film (4" x 4" sheet) | Used to show gap between magnets, either air or pole pieces. | ||
X | X | X | 1 pc. General 6" rule | Used to measure magnet thickness and application areas. | ||
*Test balls are 1010-1020 (low) carbon steel. Hardness: Very Hard Rockwell C60. Tolerance: +/- 0.005". Meets ASTM A29 Standard. |
PULL TEST KIT SCALE SPECIFICATIONS | |
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Handheld Linear Scale |
Digital Force Gauge |
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Pull Test Kits for Magnetic Equipment | ||
Part No | Description | |
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PTK2000 | Magnetic Pull Test Kit with Standard Pull Scale | |
PTK3002 | Magnetic Pull Test Kit with Digital Pull Scale | |
PTK3002NIST | Magnetic Pull Test Kit with Digital Pull Scale - NIST Traceable | |
PTKDGT02 | Digital Pull Scale to be used with Pull Test Kit | |
PTKDGT02NIST | Digital Pull Scale - NIST traceable - to be used with Pull Test Kit |