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Inserted Magnets are magnetic fixtures specially developed for fixing all kinds of pre-embedded parts. They consist of two main parts: a magnetic base with screw holes and threaded rods. The magnetic base is constructed using high-quality neodymium magnets and steel shells. Options also include pre-embedded magnets with rubber sleeves.
The production of precast concrete components requires various switches, stake holes, and connecting or lifting sockets, as well as prefabricated linking or lifting sleeves. With Inserted Magnet fixing, it will not damage the platform and ensures that embedded parts will not slip. This provides accurate positioning, firm fixing, easy operation, and high efficiency. Meanwhile, these magnets can be used repeatedly for a long time to achieve significant cost savings.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What are Inserted Magnets used for in precast concrete?
They are primarily used to fix various pre-embedded parts, such as switches, lifting sockets, and connecting sleeves, to the steel platform without the need for drilling or welding.
Q2: Will these magnets damage my production platform?
No. One of the main advantages is that they fix components magnetically, eliminating the need for drilling holes, thus protecting the integrity and lifespan of your platform.
Q3: What materials are used in the construction of these magnets?
The base is made of powerful Neodymium (NdFeB) magnets encased in durable steel shells. Some models also feature rubber sleeves for specific application requirements.
Q4: Are the magnets reusable?
Yes, these magnets are designed for long-term, repeated use, making them a highly cost-effective solution for large-scale precast concrete production.
Q5: How do I ensure the embedded parts don't slip during casting?
The high breakaway force (ranging from 60kg to 100kg depending on the model) ensures firm fixing and accurate positioning, preventing any movement during the concrete pouring process.
Q6: Do you offer different thread sizes?
Yes, we provide various thread options including M10, M12, M14, M16, M18, M20, and M24 to accommodate different types of embedded sleeves and sockets.
