PSC Load-It® MagHead Fixed-Length
Fixed-length magnetic guidance tool for positioning suitable ferrous loads while the crane and rigging support their weight.
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PSC Load-It® MagHead Extendable
Extendable magnetic tool for guiding and positioning suitable steel loads.
Applications & features
Typical applications
- Steel fabrication and load positioning
- Crane operations and load control
- Foundries and metalworking
- Material, valve and general industrial handling
Product features
- Set reach and secure the extension lock before applying guidance force
- Magnetic guidance for suitable ferrous surfaces; crane and rigging support the load
Published product details
| Model | PSC-LIT-MAG-FG-008 |
|---|---|
| Adjustable reach | 4–8 ft |
| Magnetic holding force | 275 lb stated holding force; not lifting WLL |
| Swivel | 180° |
Selection considerations
Confirm the steel surface, contact area, orientation, temperature and required working reach. A magnetic pull-force figure is not a lifting working load limit. Use the specific model instructions to determine the permitted task.
Technical information
Downloads & product information
PSC Load-It® Magnetic Tools — A Different Way to Guide Steel
PDF document
Magnetic Push/Pull Tools for Suspended Steel Loads — Engineering Handbook
PDF document
The Magnetic Interface
PDF document
PSC Load-It® MagHead — Datasheet
PDF document
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