How is the weight (estimated) of this magnet?
1438382
It is rated to hold 150 pounds. I have not tested at this weight. The magnet weighs a few ounces, less than a pound. It is about 1 3/4 inches in diameter.
1438383
I use them to hold tools in the garage like the picture shows. Like other magnets they have a good hold in the direction of the pole however the lateral isn't as strong, so you can slide tools pretty easily. I've not had any issues with the holding power of the magnets however I've not tested the limits either.
2170276
No weights or magnets. Its so heavy that it doesn't flop around. I was replacing a temporary liner that was so thin that it was floating everywhere. This one stays where it is suppose to.
476910
I didn't weigh mine, but it consists of aluminum alloy, which is a very light metal. It's possible that it's only 4 ounces, but that does seem too light. I don't think amazon's weight estimates mean much.
987249
I don't remember the exact weight. I do remember it not being too heavy. Maybe 5 lbs or so at the most.
368520
It is not a magnet, but it is metal and a magnet will pick it up, if that is what you mean.
62863
These have a 1.6 lbs. pull force in ideal test conditions. They are N42. Know that the higher the N# the more fragile the magnet. The magnetic strength per weight can increase but with that they increase in brittleness, they can break to pieces much easier. N42 provide the magnetic strength with durability for the best design for craft magnet uses.
2048413
I'm not sure unless the weight was evenly distributed on the magnets. It's really not what it was built for. Maybe a 25 percent chance?
1567645
Holding force 600-lb (272kg) Current draw 500mA@12VDC, 250mA@24VDC Operating voltage 12 or 24 VDC10% Temperature 14 ~ 131 F (-10 ~ 55 C) Magnet size 9-7/8"x1-1/16"x1-5/8" (250x27x42 mm) Armature size 7-1/4"x1/2"x1-1/2" (185x12x38 mm) Certification UL, ULC, CE RoHS compliance Yes Unit weight (approx.) 4-lb 6-oz (2kg)
1324524
We bought this as a gift for our son-in-law last Christmas, so we really couldn't say what the magnetic strength is on it. Sorry!
965707
It's lightweight metal if that helps so a couple of pounds is my guess - I can lift easily.
2103613
I have not done any testing with weights but this magnet hold my Glock 19 secure with no problems.
1103142
I think it's aluminum, just because of how light it is, and I think I tried to get a magnet to stick to it with no luck. Whatever it is it's quite heavy duty, but doesn't weigh too much.
201214
I don't know. My gut feeling is no. The circle of magnetic material is so small that I can't imagine the magnetic "force" would be very significant.
1575214
I seriously doubt the magnet is strong enough to hold the weight and the height of the magnet from the base is not high enough.
699687
Have not weighed, but I can tell you it is much heavier than 6 pound. Remember it is six gauge wire.
1567647
Holding force 600-lb (272kg)Current draw 500mA@12VDC, 250mA@24VDCOperating voltage 12 or 24 VDC±10%Temperature 14º ~ 131º F (-10º ~ 55º C) Magnet size 9-7/8"x1-1/16"x1-5/8" (250x27x42 mm)Armature size 7-1/4"x1/2"x1-1/2" (185x12x38 mm)Certification UL, ULC, CERoHS compliance YesUnit weight (approx.) 4-lb 6-oz (2kg)
2240641
I don't have a small digital scale but it's less than 2lbs. I'm sure if we were to google it we could probably come up with a more exact weight.