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Neodymium Fishing Magnet with M10 Threaded Eyelet - 75mm diameter x 62mm

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SKU: AMFYPLNM75
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  • SKU AMFYPLNM75
  • Pull Force*

    The Pull Force listed for each magnet is based on lifting 10mm thick steel from a horizontal surface. Magnets on a vertical surface (of 10mm thick steel) are generally able to hold around only 30% of the pull force listed in the product description. This is due to the effects of gravity and the lack of friction between the surface and the shiny magnet. Read More

    200kg
  • Weight560 gm
  • StyleRare Earth Fishing Magnet
  • CoatingNickel (NiCuNi)
  • Direction of MagnetisationAxially magnetised
  • DimensionsHeight:62mm, Diameter:75mm
  • *Measured against up to 10mm mild steel.

Neodymium Fishing Magnet with M10 Threaded Eyelet – 75mm Diameter x 62mm

The Neodymium Fishing Magnet with M10 Threaded Eyelet – 75mm Diameter x 62mm is a powerful rare earth retrieval magnet designed for magnet fishing, underwater recovery and general ferrous metal retrieval. Measuring 75mm in diameter x 62mm overall, this fishing magnet features an M10 threaded eyelet for securely connecting a suitable rope or retrieval line.

Manufactured using high-performance Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) magnetic material, this permanent magnet provides strong attraction to compatible ferromagnetic materials such as iron and steel. Its compact 75mm diameter makes it a practical choice for searching waterways, drains, wells and other areas where ferrous objects need to be located and recovered.

With its combination of a neodymium magnetic assembly, 75mm diameter and M10 threaded eyelet, this fishing magnet provides a reusable retrieval solution for magnet fishing enthusiasts, workshops, maintenance operations and general recovery applications.

Key Features

  • Powerful neodymium fishing magnet
  • 75mm diameter x 62mm overall
  • M10 threaded eyelet
  • High-performance Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB)
  • Rare earth permanent magnetic system
  • Designed for ferrous metal retrieval
  • Suitable for underwater recovery
  • Eyelet provides a practical rope attachment point
  • No batteries or electrical power required
  • Compact size for versatile retrieval applications
  • Reusable magnetic recovery solution

Common Applications

  • Magnet fishing
  • Underwater metal retrieval
  • River and canal searching
  • Recovering dropped tools
  • Well and drain retrieval
  • Dock and jetty recovery
  • Workshop retrieval
  • Maintenance applications
  • Recovering steel components
  • General ferrous object recovery

M10 Threaded Eyelet for Retrieval

The M10 threaded eyelet provides a convenient attachment point for connecting an appropriate rope or retrieval system.

Before each use, ensure the eyelet is correctly installed and securely tightened. The complete retrieval setup should also be checked, including the rope, knots, connectors and any additional hardware.

Components should be selected according to the intended application and expected forces. Regularly inspect the eyelet and retrieval equipment for corrosion, loosening, wear or damage, particularly following repeated underwater use.

Neodymium Rare Earth Magnetic Performance

This fishing magnet incorporates Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB), a high-performance rare earth permanent magnetic material known for producing strong magnetic attraction relative to its size.

The magnet is designed to attract magnetically susceptible ferrous objects such as:

  • Iron components
  • Steel tools
  • Nuts and bolts
  • Chains
  • Steel plates
  • Ferrous hardware
  • Other compatible iron and steel objects

Materials such as aluminium, copper, brass and many grades of stainless steel are not strongly attracted to magnets and may not be suitable for magnetic retrieval.

Compact 75mm Magnetic Footprint

The 75mm diameter provides a useful magnetic contact area while maintaining a relatively compact overall size.

This makes the magnet suitable for searching areas where larger fishing magnets may be less convenient, including drains, wells and confined retrieval locations.

Effective recovery still depends heavily on the amount of direct contact achieved between the magnetic working surface and the ferrous target.

How Does a Fishing Magnet Work?

A fishing magnet generates a permanent magnetic field that attracts compatible iron and steel objects when they enter sufficiently close proximity to its magnetic working surface.

Magnetic holding is generally strongest when the magnet achieves direct, flat contact with clean and sufficiently thick ferromagnetic steel.

Underwater retrieval conditions are rarely ideal. Magnetic performance can be affected by:

  • Rust and corrosion
  • Paint or surface coatings
  • Mud and sediment
  • Uneven or curved objects
  • Limited contact area
  • Debris between the magnet and target
  • Target orientation
  • Direction of pull

A magnet may therefore retrieve some objects more effectively than others, even where their overall weights are similar.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Neodymium Fishing Magnet
  • Alternative Names: Magnet Fishing Magnet, Rare Earth Retrieval Magnet, Magnetic Recovery Magnet
  • Magnetic Material: Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB)
  • Magnet Type: Rare Earth Permanent Magnet
  • Diameter: 75mm
  • Overall Dimensions: 75mm diameter x 62mm
  • Attachment: M10 Threaded Eyelet
  • Power Requirement: None
  • Target Material: Magnetically susceptible iron and steel
  • Primary Function: Magnetic retrieval and recovery
  • Typical Applications: Magnet fishing, underwater recovery and ferrous object retrieval

Magnet Fishing and Underwater Recovery

This 75mm neodymium retrieval magnet can be used to search waterways and other locations for compatible ferrous objects that have been lost, dropped or discarded.

Potential environments include:

  • Rivers
  • Canals
  • Lakes
  • Ponds
  • Wells
  • Drains
  • Docks
  • Jetties

Always check local access requirements, permissions and regulations before magnet fishing.

Getting the Best Retrieval Performance

Real-world retrieval performance depends on considerably more than magnet dimensions.

Important factors include:

  • Target material
  • Target size and weight
  • Available contact area
  • Steel thickness
  • Surface condition
  • Rust and coatings
  • Sediment or other obstructions
  • Magnet orientation
  • Pulling direction

A heavier object offering broad, flat steel contact can sometimes provide better magnetic coupling than a lighter irregular object that touches only a small section of the magnet.

Understanding Fishing Magnet Pull Force

No specific pull-force rating has been provided for this fishing magnet, so a maximum retrieval or lifting capacity should not be inferred from its 75mm diameter or neodymium construction.

Where pull-force ratings are provided for fishing magnets, they are typically measured under specific test conditions using suitable steel and favourable direct contact.

Real-world underwater conditions can produce significantly lower holding forces due to corrosion, uneven surfaces, sediment, reduced contact area and the direction in which the object is being pulled.

Please Note

This product is designed for magnet fishing and general ferrous metal retrieval. It is not certified lifting equipment and should not be used for lifting people, overhead lifting or safety-critical load handling.

Powerful neodymium magnets can cause pinch and crush injuries if fingers or other body parts become trapped between the magnet and a steel object. Handle with care and use appropriate protective equipment.

Recovered objects may be sharp, corroded, contaminated or hazardous. Do not handle suspicious objects, weapons, ammunition or potentially dangerous finds. Follow applicable local guidance and contact the appropriate authorities where required.

Magnet fishing may be subject to local laws, environmental restrictions and property permissions. Confirm the applicable requirements before using the magnet in waterways or on private property.

Keep strong magnets away from children, pacemakers, medical implants, magnetic storage media and sensitive electronic equipment.