Manual permanent magnetic lifters are an effective solution for lifting and moving metal materials in industrial settings. Although Naltako does not supply magnetic lifters, we offer equipment such as hydraulic lift tables, mini cranes, and freight elevators to optimally support your lifting needs. This article provides detailed information about manual magnetic lifters and how to combine them with Naltako equipment. Explore now to find the right solution!
What Is a Manual Permanent Magnetic Lifter?

A manual permanent magnetic lifter is a device used to lift metal materials (iron, steel, plates, pipes) using magnetic force without the need for a power source. Made from neodymium rare earth magnets and a corrosion-resistant alloy shell, the device features a manual lever to switch the magnetism on/off and a lifting hook to connect with hoists or mini cranes. With a compact design that requires only one operator, magnetic lifters are suitable for heavy industry, construction, and seaports. Lifting capacities range from 100kg to 10 tons, meeting industrial standards to ensure safety and efficiency.
Key Features of Manual Permanent Magnetic Lifters
Manual magnetic lifters stand out due to the strong magnetic force from neodymium magnets, allowing for the lifting of heavy metal materials without electricity. The manual lever ON/OFF mechanism ensures safety and ease of use. Compared to lifting chains, magnets reduce the risk of breakage and do not require frequent maintenance. Compared to steel cables, this device is more compact and requires only one operator. The flat or V-shaped magnetic surface is suitable for lifting plates, pipes, or steel coils.
Common load capacities range from 600kg to 5 tons, featuring permanent magnetic force and a 1-year warranty. Naltako provides tilting lift tables and hydraulic pallet trucks to support efficient operations when combined with magnetic lifters, especially in harsh industrial environments.
Applications of Manual Permanent Magnetic Lifters

Manual magnetic lifters are widely used in steel plants, seaports, and construction. A 1-ton magnet can lift steel plates 10-50mm thick, while 2-3 ton magnets handle steel coils effectively. The device replaces lifting chains for moving plates, pipes, or metal machinery, making it ideal for harsh industrial environments. Its flexibility allows it to be combined with Naltako’s hoists or mini cranes, ensuring safety and saving time.
How to Choose a Manual Permanent Magnetic Lifter
To choose the right magnetic lifter, consider the following:
- Capacity: 600kg magnets for thin plates, 2 tons for steel coils.
- Material type: Flat surface for plates, V-shape for pipes or coils.
- Material surface: Must be clean, rust-free, with a gap <1mm to ensure magnetic force.
- Origin: Choose DBK PML models that meet industrial safety standards.
Frequently Asked Questions About Magnetic Lifters
- What is a manual permanent magnetic lifter and how does it work?
It is a device that lifts metal using the magnetic force of neodymium magnets, switched on/off via a manual lever, requiring no electricity. - What are magnetic lifters used for?
They are used to lift plates, pipes, and steel coils in factories, seaports, and construction, replacing traditional lifting chains. - How much does a manual magnetic lifter cost?
Prices range from 5-20 million VND, depending on the capacity from 100kg to 10 tons. - How to use a magnetic lifter safely?
Ensure the surface is clean, the gap is <1mm, check the lever before lifting, and never exceed the load capacity. - What are the advantages of magnets over chains?
No electricity needed, safer, more compact, reduced maintenance, though it only lifts magnetic metals.
Contact us via email at info@naltako.vn for detailed answers from Naltako regarding lifting equipment!

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