Kitchen and workshop magnetic holders
order in kitchen and workshop
Use: kitchen knives, wrenches, screwdrivers.
Mounting: wall plugs (included).
Aesthetics: black plastic or wood (bamboo).
Power: holds even heavy cleavers and hammers.
Magnetic strip is the most convenient and hygienic way to store metal objects. In the kitchen, it ensures safety (knives do not get dull in the drawer and are out of reach of children, but at the cook's hand). In the workshop, it allows you to organize wrenches, drills, and pliers over the work table, saving space.
Our strips are equipped with continuous bands of strong magnets (ferrite or neodymium), which guarantees grip along the entire length, not just spot-wise. Available in various lengths (30cm, 50cm). Simple mounting with two screws (wall plugs included) makes the strip hold firmly to the wall and not fall off when removing heavier tools. Ideal solution for garage, kitchen, or art studio.
Our strips are equipped with continuous bands of strong magnets (ferrite or neodymium), which guarantees grip along the entire length, not just spot-wise. Available in various lengths (30cm, 50cm). Simple mounting with two screws (wall plugs included) makes the strip hold firmly to the wall and not fall off when removing heavier tools. Ideal solution for garage, kitchen, or art studio.
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- through-hole magnets
- channel magnets
- magnets for boards
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- magnetic angles
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Frequently asked questions
Choose a device designed for the intended handling task and check its rated conditions, attachment point and the steel being gripped. A basic permanent-magnet holder is not a certified device for lifting a load over people.
Compare the catalogue pull rating with the actual steel thickness, surface condition, gap and load direction. Grip along a vertical surface differs from perpendicular pull. Add an independent mechanical safeguard where falling would cause harm.
Check the coating, housing and permitted operating conditions on the individual product card. Rubber can help protect a painted surface, but do not assume that every holder is suitable for permanent immersion or salt spray.
Select an internal or external thread to match the part being attached. Then check the holder dimensions, pull rating, surface condition and moisture protection. Dirt and gaps can reduce practical grip.