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Use of shuttering magnets
These permanent holding magnets can be used to hold steel panels, beams, fences and moulds in place. A provision on the magnet enables the user to release the workpiece again. Shuttering magnets have a high holding force. To achieve this, good contact with the surface is necessary, since even a small air gap will reduce the holding force.
Shuttering magnets - also called concrete magnets or permanent fixing magnets - enable you to quickly create a temporary setup. For example, when you want to fix metal profiles for use as a form while pouring a concrete floor. They also hold steel panels, beams, gates and moulds in place. This flexible system saves you time, money and manpower.