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Uncommonly strong pull with rare earth magnets

April 1, 2007

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This longtime industrial magnet supplier is now entering the plastics industry with this new range of sight glass magnets, claimed to offer injection molders a cost-effective alternative to more expensive drawer magnets. These rare earth magnets capture and hold ferrous and work-hardened stainless tramp metal from plastics as they flow from a hopper to an injection molding machine, with accumulated metal easily viewed through the sight glass. The firm says these magnets out-pull ceramic magnets 20 to 1, and aluminum/nickel magnets by even more. All magnets are clad in 304 stainless and configured in four sizes to fit sight glasses from 1.75-2.5 inch in diameter. There is no extra charge when a custom design is required to fit a specific application. Cesco, Santa Rosa, CA; 1 877-624-8727; www.cescomagnetics.com

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