112Kg Salvage Strong Recovery Magnet Neodymium Hook

Pull more from each search with this neodymium recovery magnet by Randy Travis Machinery, made to retrieve metal objects from water, dirt, sand and mixed materials. Weighing just 278g, it offers 112kg of stated pulling force, with a 60mm NdFeB body and countersunk magnetic hook for practical handling. Use this strong recovery magnet for treasure hunting, salvage tasks, recycling separation or sorting metal from non-metal materials. Its compact silver design makes it easy to keep in the shed, garage or outdoor kit, ready for the next search or clean-up. Key Features 112kg Pulling Force for Metal Retrieval Designed to attract and retrieve compatible ferrous metal objects from water, dirt, sand or mixed materials. The 112kg stated pulling force makes it a practical choice for hobby searching, salvage tasks and material sorting. Compact 60mm Neodymium Magnet Built with a 60mm diameter, this compact neodymium recovery magnet is easy to handle, pack and store. It suits buyers wanting strong magnetic pull without a bulky tool. NdFeB Construction for Strong Magnetic Hold Features NdFeB material, a common choice for high-strength neodymium magnets. The construction supports a strong recovery magnet design in a small 278g body. Countersunk Magnetic Hook Included The included 60mm countersunk magnetic hook gives you a practical attachment point for suitable retrieval setups. Additional accessories such as rope or gloves have not been listed as included. Lightweight 278g Body At only 278g, the magnet is simple to carry between search spots, sheds, garages or work areas. Its compact weight makes it easy to include in a tool bag or outdoor kit. Important Magnet Safety Reminder This magnet is extremely strong and should not be used as a toy. Keep it away from children, pacemakers, bank cards, computers, mobile phones and other magnet-sensitive items. Specifications Ideal For Magnet fishing in shallow water Treasure hunting for ferrous finds Metal detecting and retrieval Recycling sorting with magnetic separation Workshop clean-ups around metal debris