Magnet insertion Fast-Tool
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Info
A newer and better version of this is available here for all magnet sizes
Introduction
This tool is available for diameters of 6 and 8, which are the most common diameters for UMSS. Please note that it is necessary to check the desired orientation for the magnet before placing the magnet, which will adhere to the tool. It should fit under pressure, but you can also use glue. However, remember that if you use glue, it will not be possible to remove the magnet, and as a result, you will not be able to reverse the polarity.
Instructions on how to use
As mentioned in the previous chapter, it will be necessary to choose the desired orientation. After that, it is simply a matter of loading the tool with the number of magnets you deem appropriate and using the tool.
Note: after placing the magnet, do not pull the tool back, but rather slide it to the side, as this is much easier; another useful tip is that there should only be a single magnet visible at the tip of the tool.
This will be made available in more diameter for now:
- Fast Tool for magnets of 6mm
- Fast Tool for magnets of 8mm
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Change Log
- (26-07-2024) - Initial release
- (25-08-2024) - Added the 5x3 and 10x3 mm size
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