A variety of industries utilize magnets – the health industry uses electromagnetic fields in medical equipment such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging machines(MRIs); credit cards control monetary data with small magnetic strips; refrigerators, compasses, computers and so many other devices all rely on magnets for functionality.
Researchers have even recently discovered atomically thin magnets to improve data storage. Meanwhile, Klein’s family of engineers, workers and craftsman are busy using magnets to provide tradespeople with reliable and durable tools needed to get the job done.
- The Telescoping Magnetic LED Pickup Tool employs a telescoping arm that extends 22 inches and its powerful magnetic head helps retrieve tools or parts that fall into hard-to-reach spaces
- The Magnetic Digital Pocket Thermometer has a magnet located inside the base of the probe to easily attach to air vents, providing HVAC professionals with a handy solution
- Klein’s levels and measuring tools provide precision-machined accuracy and are held into place with ultra-powerful magnets
- The Flashlight with Worklight uses magnets to help provide bright, hands-free illumination when working in poorly lit conditions
- The Magnetizer / Demagnetizer uses rare-earth magnets to quickly magnetize and demagnetize screwdriver tips and bits.
Let’s take a closer look at how a small jobsite accessory can provide the quality and convenience that professionals can rely on day in and day out, using the strength of rare-earth magnets to mobilize a traditionally workbench-bound tool.
There’s a reason why the Magnetizer / Demagnetizer beat out the competition for Klein quality. It helps to increase productivity on the job by holding fasteners onto screwdriver tips. Imagine being on the top of a ladder, working on a project, when the last screw from your tool belt falls to the floor due to a demagnetized screwdriver tip. This compact, portable tool was designed and manufactured with powerful, rare-earth magnets to help prevent jobsite challenges like this.
How? It’s pretty simple…
To magnetize: insert screwdriver shaft fully into the magnetizing slot while avoiding rotation and drawing out slowly.
To demagnetize: insert screwdriver fully into the smallest demagnetizing slot that fits and avoid rotating the shaft while drawing out slowly.
Professionals can easily magnetize and demagnetize screwdriver tips and bits with single-swipe operation. By utilizing some of the strongest, permanent magnets found, this small but mighty tool provides a fast, strong and long-lasting magnetic charge.
Workbench-style magnetizers have existed for many years, but the combination of convenience and portability found in Klein’s Magnetizer/Demagnetizer makes an everyday essential for any professional’s tool bag.
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