Clava Magnetic Tool Bar Holders Magnet Hold Knife 2 Packs CT-620

Specifications:

• There are two colors for your choice
• Easy to install, clean up all the tools from the ground in minutes
• This Clava Magnetic Tool features with a 213mm long strong magnet. Perfect for hammers, wrenches, screwdrivers and more
• The Clava Magnetic Tool features powerful magnets to hold tools and other ferrous objects in place
• Keeps tools off the floor and available for use
• The Clava Magnetic Tool is our favorite shop organizational tool
• Faster than drawer-storage and more reliable than pegboard hooks, they help keep clutter off the workbench and essential tools visible for quick access
• A convenient tools for you
• 100% brand new magnetic bar
• Made of avional
• Color: Pink / Blue
• Size: 213(L) x 12(W) x 9(H)mm / 8.4(L) x 0.5(W) x 0.3(H)in

Details:

• This Clava Magnetic Bar features with a 213mm long strong magnet. Perfect for hammers, wrenches, screwdrivers and more

• Faster than drawer-storage and more reliable than pegboard hooks, they help keep clutter off the workbench and essential tools visible for quick access

• Easy to install, clean up all the tools from the ground in minutes

• The Clava Magnetic Holder features powerful magnets to hold tools and other ferrous objects in place

Size in Detail:



What Are the Characteristics of a Bar Magnet?

Bar magnets make solid science teaching aids; they're safe, inexpensive and keep their magnetism for years. Additionally, the north and south poles are marked, so it's easy to show which poles attract and which ones repel.

Permanent

• Bar magnets are permanent magnets, needing no outside source of power; permanent magnets will retain a magnetic field for years.

Dipole

• All magnets are dipoles, with a distinct north and south pole; most bar magnets indicate which end is north or south. If you were to cut one in half, you'd have two separate magnets, each with a north and south.

Material

• Bar magnets are typically made of iron or steel, but they can be made from any permanently magnetized substance; iron's low cost makes it an easy and popular choice.

Attraction and Repulsion

• The north poles of two bar magnets will repel each other, as will the south poles; unlike poles will attract. Either pole will attract non-magnetized iron or ferromagnetic metals.

Strength

• Bar magnets typically have moderate magnetic field strength, usually about 100 gauss, strong enough to conduct simple experiments. If handled properly, they won't erase credit cards or cause injury.

Curie Point

• The metal in a bar magnet loses its magnetism when it passes the Curie temperature; for iron, this is about 1,043 degrees Kelvin, or 770 degrees Celsius.

Package Included:

• 2 x Clava Magnetic Bars