Five product groups for different needs
Magnetic badge clips attach identification or promotional material without piercing fabric. Magnetic snap fasteners make discreet closures for furniture, boxes and folders. Levitating displays demonstrate a balanced magnetic field and can present light objects. Accessories such as ropes, shackles, eyes and hooks connect a magnetic holder to an item or to the operator. Custom-made products address dimensions, shapes or working conditions not covered by the catalogue. Choose the group by its purpose rather than treating these products as interchangeable.
Specifications to check in each group
For a set of accessories, the weakest component sets the limit. A rope, shackle, eye, hook and magnetic holder each have their own rating; compare them all. Threads must match exactly: M8 will not fit M10. For magnetic snaps, match the closing force and installation method to the material so the closure is neither too weak nor difficult to open. For a levitating display, check the maximum supported object mass and provide a stable surface without vibration. Use each selected product's card for its actual specifications.
Where these products are used
Badge clips hold name tags on clothing without pin holes. Magnetic snaps close cabinet doors, box lids and document folders without a visible latch. Ropes and shackles connect fishing magnets and help retrieve objects from water or channels; eyes and hooks provide attachment points. Levitating displays are used in shop windows, exhibition stands and teaching demonstrations. Custom-made magnets cover applications where a catalogue shape or dimension does not fit.
Limits of this category
These accessories are not personal fall-protection or certified lifting equipment; do not lift loads above people with them. Levitating displays are demonstration devices and should not hold valuable objects unattended. Standard neodymium magnets have a separate category: neodymium magnets. Steel-housed magnetic holders also have their own category. Custom manufacture depends on technical and quantity constraints; the setup cost for a single item can be disproportionate.