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Neodymium Magnet Fishing Recovery Kit with M8 Threaded Eyelet - 60mm dia.

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Product details

  • SKU PMYP-F60S
  • 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

    150kg
  • Weight500 gm
  • StyleNeodymium Magnet Fishing Recovery Kit
  • CoatingNickel (NiCuNi)
  • DimensionsDiameter:60mm
  • *Measured against up to 10mm mild steel.

Neodymium Magnet Fishing Recovery Kit with M8 Threaded Eyelet – 60mm Diameter

The Neodymium Magnet Fishing Recovery Kit with M8 Threaded Eyelet – 60mm Diameter is a powerful rare earth magnetic retrieval solution designed for recovering magnetically susceptible iron and steel objects from water, drains, wells, workshops and other difficult-to-access locations. Featuring a 60mm diameter neodymium recovery magnet and an M8 threaded eyelet, this kit provides a convenient attachment point for compatible retrieval equipment.

Manufactured using high-performance Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) magnetic material, the permanent recovery magnet requires no batteries or electricity. Its compact 60mm format makes it suitable for magnet fishing, underwater metal recovery, ferrous object retrieval and general-purpose magnetic recovery applications.

The M8 threaded eyelet provides an attachment point for the retrieval setup, allowing the magnet to be lowered, pulled or positioned when searching for compatible ferrous objects. Actual recovery performance depends heavily on the target object's material, size, shape, surface condition, contact area and pulling direction.

Key Features

  • 60mm diameter neodymium recovery magnet
  • M8 threaded eyelet
  • Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) rare earth magnetic material
  • Permanent magnetic operation
  • Designed for magnet fishing and ferrous object recovery
  • Suitable for underwater retrieval applications
  • M8 eyelet provides a practical attachment point
  • No electricity, batteries or charging required
  • Compact design for accessing difficult locations
  • Suitable for recovering compatible iron and steel objects
  • Useful for recreational and practical retrieval applications

Common Applications

  • Magnet fishing
  • Underwater metal recovery
  • River and creek searches
  • Canal retrieval
  • Lake and pond searches
  • Well retrieval
  • Drain and pit recovery
  • Dock and marina searches
  • Workshop retrieval
  • Retrieving dropped tools and hardware
  • Recovering ferrous objects from difficult-to-access areas
  • General magnetic recovery applications

60mm Neodymium Recovery Magnet

The 60mm diameter magnetic base provides a compact recovery tool that can be lowered into areas where direct physical access may be difficult.

Neodymium magnets are known for producing strong magnetic attraction relative to their size, making NdFeB a popular magnetic material for retrieval and magnet-fishing equipment.

For strongest practical attraction, the magnetic working surface should make close contact with a suitable ferromagnetic object.

M8 Threaded Eyelet

The supplied M8 threaded eyelet provides an attachment point for the magnetic recovery setup.

Before each use:

  • Confirm the eyelet is correctly installed
  • Check that the threaded connection is secure
  • Inspect the eyelet for wear or damage
  • Inspect any attached retrieval equipment
  • Ensure connections are suitable for the intended application

Threaded components should be secured appropriately without excessive tightening that could damage the magnetic assembly.

What Can a Fishing Magnet Recover?

This neodymium recovery magnet is designed to attract ferromagnetic materials, primarily iron and magnetically susceptible steel.

Potential objects can include:

  • Steel tools
  • Nuts and bolts
  • Chains
  • Steel brackets
  • Ferrous hardware
  • Iron objects
  • Steel components
  • Other magnetically susceptible metal items

Materials such as aluminium, copper, brass, plastic and timber are not magnetically attracted. Many grades of stainless steel also provide little or no magnetic attraction.

How Does Magnet Fishing Work?

Magnet fishing uses a strong permanent magnet to search for ferromagnetic objects in locations where they may be difficult to see or physically reach.

The recovery magnet is lowered or moved through the search area. When the active magnetic surface comes sufficiently close to a compatible iron or steel object, magnetic attraction can cause the object to attach to the magnet.

The magnet and recovered item can then be retrieved using the attached recovery setup.

Success depends on achieving adequate magnetic contact with the target object.

Real-World Retrieval Performance

Magnetic recovery performance can vary substantially from one object to another.

Factors affecting performance include:

  • Type of steel or iron
  • Thickness of the target material
  • Available contact area
  • Object shape
  • Rust and corrosion
  • Paint or coatings
  • Dirt and sediment
  • Air or water gaps
  • Position of the object
  • Pulling direction
  • Leverage
  • Obstructions
  • Movement during retrieval

A large rusty object with only a small contact point may be considerably more difficult to recover than a smaller clean steel object that makes broad, flat contact with the magnet.

No specific pull force or retrieval capacity has been supplied for this product and should not be inferred from its 60mm diameter.

Direct Contact and Pulling Direction

Magnetic attraction is generally strongest when the magnet achieves direct, flat contact with a sufficiently thick ferromagnetic surface.

The direction in which the magnet is pulled also affects practical retrieval performance.

A direct force away from the magnetic face is different from:

  • Sliding forces
  • Sideways pulling
  • Peeling
  • Angled retrieval
  • Dragging across uneven objects

This is why a laboratory pull-force figure, where provided for a magnet, should never automatically be interpreted as its real-world retrieval capacity.

Permanent Rare Earth Magnet

The recovery magnet uses Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) permanent magnetic material.

Unlike an electromagnet, it does not require an electrical supply to generate magnetic attraction.

There is no need for:

  • Batteries
  • Charging
  • Electrical wiring
  • External power

The magnet remains continuously active, so care should be taken during handling, transport and storage.

Magnet Fishing and Underwater Recovery

This 60mm recovery magnet can be used to search for compatible ferrous objects in locations such as:

  • Rivers
  • Creeks
  • Lakes
  • Canals
  • Ponds
  • Wells
  • Docks
  • Drains
  • Pits

Local rules regarding magnet fishing and object recovery can vary. Always check relevant local laws, permissions and access requirements before magnet fishing on public or private property.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Neodymium Magnet Fishing Recovery Kit
  • Alternative Names: Fishing Magnet Kit, Magnetic Recovery Magnet, Neodymium Retrieval Magnet, Rare Earth Fishing Magnet, Metal Recovery Magnet
  • Magnetic Material: Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB)
  • Magnet Type: Rare Earth Permanent Magnet
  • Diameter: 60mm
  • Eyelet Thread: M8
  • Attachment: Threaded Eyelet
  • Power Required: None
  • Target Material: Compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel
  • Primary Function: Magnetic retrieval and recovery
  • Typical Applications: Magnet fishing, underwater recovery and retrieval from difficult-to-access locations

After Underwater Use

After using the recovery magnet in water:

  • Remove dirt, mud and sediment
  • Rinse the magnet as appropriate
  • Dry the magnet thoroughly
  • Inspect the magnetic assembly
  • Inspect the M8 eyelet and threaded connection
  • Check attached retrieval equipment for wear
  • Store the magnet in a clean, dry location

Extra attention should be given after exposure to saltwater or other corrosive environments.

Safe Magnet Fishing

Recovered objects may be sharp, rusty, contaminated or otherwise hazardous.

Wear appropriate gloves and protective equipment when handling retrieved material.

Do not place hands between the magnet and large steel objects. Powerful neodymium magnets can attract suddenly and may cause pinch or crush injuries.

If a recovered object appears to be a firearm, ammunition, explosive, unexploded ordnance or another suspicious or potentially dangerous item, do not handle or disturb it further. Keep people away and contact the appropriate local authorities.

Please Note

This product features a 60mm diameter neodymium recovery magnet with an M8 threaded eyelet.

No specific pull force, safe working load, retrieval capacity, neodymium grade, coating, maximum operating temperature or detailed kit contents beyond the stated magnet and threaded eyelet have been provided and these specifications should not be assumed.

Magnetic pull-force ratings, where applicable, are measured under specific test conditions and do not represent a guaranteed real-world recovery weight. Rust, coatings, sediment, target geometry, contact area, pulling direction and other factors can significantly reduce retrieval performance.

This product is a magnetic recovery tool and is not certified lifting equipment. Do not use it for lifting people, overhead loads or safety-critical load handling.

Check local laws and obtain any required permission before magnet fishing or retrieving objects from waterways or private property.

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