360 degree rotating salvage magnet

Note: For example, 440 lbs is the vertical magnetic pull that the magnet can pull from a 1.18-inch thick steel plate on a tensile testing machine under ideal conditions. It does not represent the actual weight the fishing magnet can lift. We offer products with suction forces ranging from 440 lbs to 1320 lbs.

The 360-degree rotating salvage magnet is known as "underwater salvage black technology" because it elevates the traditional magnet's "fixed adsorption" to "intelligent adhesion." Its five unique advantages directly address 90% of the pain points of traditional magnets:

1. Zero-Dead-Angle Adaptation

The universal shaft structure allows the magnet surface to automatically adjust its angle to the shape of the metal object. Whether it's horizontally lying rebar, vertically inserted steel pipes, or even diagonally stuck car keys, they all achieve 100% magnetic contact, increasing the salvage success rate by 2-3 times.

2. Anti-Stuck and Escape

Once a traditional magnet becomes stuck on an obstacle, the rope becomes increasingly tighter. The rotating version can rotate 360° clockwise or counterclockwise, effortlessly relieving the force and reducing the risk of rope breakage by over 50%.

3. Dynamic Cushioning

The rotating shaft has built-in damping, which cushions the impact when the magnet engages a heavy object, preventing the N52 strong magnetic core from breaking due to violent impact and extending its lifespan by 30%.

4. One-hand quick-draw design

The top swivel eyelet folds 180° and, when used with a quick-draw buckle, connects and disconnects in just two seconds, twice as efficient as traditional fixed eyelets. It also prevents snagging during night fishing or when operating with gloves.

5. Multi-terrain adaptability

Whether casting from a vertical bank, a 45° slope, or the side of a boat, the rotating magnet automatically aligns the center of gravity and maintains the optimal angle of attraction, allowing even novice casters to achieve a first-cast success.

The 360-degree rotating magnet is a versatile device that covers nearly all common underwater metal salvage and exploration scenarios:

Daily treasure hunting in urban rivers and lakes

• Recovering shared bike locks, submerged phones, car keys, and fishing rod holders

• Rotating fit easily handles metal debris scattered in the mud

Dock and port maintenance

• Lifting dropped wrenches, bolts, and cutting blades to prevent secondary propeller damage

• 360-degree rotation enables blind suction in narrow gaps under the ship, reducing the number of diver dives

Reservoir and dam safety inspections

• Retrieving broken fence fragments and metal debris from gates

• Paired with a waterproof camera, detection before recovery increases efficiency by 40%

Shipwreck archaeology and metal detection

• Rotating inside wooden shipwrecks to scan for iron cannons, ship nails, and copper coins

• Universal joints reduce hard impacts on artifact surfaces, protecting historical relics

Cleaning industrial sewage pipes and culverts

• Removing iron filings, welding slag, and metal debris to prevent pump blockages

The ability to rotate and escape is significantly superior at elbows and tees.

⚠️ Usage Precautions

When using a 360-degree rotating salvage magnet, please note the following:

Adsorption Force Selection: Select the appropriate magnet model based on the weight and material of the target. Please note that the rated attraction force of the magnet is measured under ideal contact conditions (such as a flat, clean iron surface) and may vary in actual use.

Surface Contact Conditions: Rust, paint, mud, or uneven surfaces on the target will significantly reduce the attraction effect.

Safe Operation:

Always ensure that the magnet is firmly attached before lifting.

Operators should stay away from the lifting area and potential drop zones.

Avoid colliding the magnet with hard objects during violent shaking to avoid damage to the magnet or housing.

Maintenance: Rinse thoroughly with clean water after use to prevent saltwater corrosion. Regularly inspect the housing for cracks, weld cracks, and the smoothness of the rotating mechanism.