Master Magnetics Batons Pickup in Hard-to-Reach Areas
Appears in Print as: 'Retrieving Batons Pickup in Hard-to-Reach Areas'
PMTS 2019: Magnetic retrieving batons from Master Magnetics Inc. remove fine metallic filings, turning or shavings created by cutting tools and machinery.
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Magnetic retrieving batons from Master Magnetics Inc. remove fine metallic filings, turning or shavings created by cutting tools and machinery. The batons are designed with permanent neodymium magnets housed in stainless steel, non-corrosive housing, and work in both wet and dry environments, according to the company. They are available in four models ranging from 16" to 41" in length and 0.50" to 1" diameters.
The baton shape enables easy pickup near corners, shelves and other hard-to-reach places. Once metal debris is collected, a pull of the handle releases materials to a designated area. An adjustable debris guard helps shield hands from sharp debris and keeps materials from following the magnets up the housing when releasing collected debris.
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