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How Do You Lift Round and Irregular Steel Safely with Material Handling Magnets
When the Load Isn’t Flat, the Stakes Get Higher Most operators can handle a smooth steel plate without a second thought. The magnet makes full contact, the load lifts evenly, and the move is done. But swap that plate for a length of pipe, a steel beam with flanges, or...
Spotting and Eliminating the Risks of Double Lifts with Permanent Lifting Magnets
When a Smooth Lift Turns into a Close Call You’ve seen it happen; the lift looks good, the crane starts moving, and then there’s a sudden metallic shift as something unwanted lets go. If you’re lucky, it’s a minor clatter onto the stack. If you’re not, that extra...
When to Upgrade to Magnetic Lifters: 5 Signs Your Material Handling Process Needs a Change
Your Workflow Is Telling You Something — Are You Listening? It’s easy to overlook the warning signs in a busy shop or warehouse. You focus on deadlines, keep equipment running, and make sure orders go out the door. But over time, little inefficiencies creep in....
How Vacuum Lift Systems Reduce Spinal Load and Improve Safety in Industrial Plate Handling
In your day-to-day material handling operations, lifting heavy or bulky steel plates isn't just about productivity—it directly impacts your team's safety and well-being. Frequent, repetitive lifting and handling of large plates put your workers at increased risk for...
The Critical Role of Neodymium Magnet Coercivity in Permanent Lifting Applications
Every lift in industrial material handling demands precision and reliability. Whether you're moving delicate steel plates for precision manufacturing or handling heavy structural beams in construction, the dependability of your lifting equipment directly influences...
Exploring Surface Magnetic Anisotropy: How it Directly Impacts the Performance of Your Permanent Lifting Magnets
Permanent lifting magnets represent one of the cornerstones of industrial material handling, quietly underpinning reliability, productivity, and safety in your everyday workflow. Yet, beneath the surface, subtle physical phenomena, such as surface magnetic anisotropy,...



