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Posted on June 13, 2016
During the phases of designing and manufacturing NL-B permanent
lifting magnets,
Armstrong Magnetics pays intensive attention at the firmness of product structure in
order to make them highly resistant to impact.
In spite of this, we still
do not dare to claim that NL-B permanent lifting magnets could never
be damaged
in any collisions. In addition, some parts of permanent lifting magnets could be worn
off after years of use and would require to be replaced with new ones.
To repair or replace the parts outside
of a permanent lifting magnet would not be difficult.
Safety latch, handle, instruction plate, end covers, or any screws can be easily replaced
without using any special tools. But, if there is a problem with the
internal structure of the permanent lifting magnet, you would have
to draw the rotor out from the main body and insert it back. While
the main body and the rotor are separated from each other, the attracting
force between them could be hundreds or thousands of pounds, for instance,
Armstrong's NL-4400B.
Drawing the rotor out and insert it back into the main
body is a dangerous work which requires
a special tool and authorized well-trained technicians to perform
safely. The technicians must be experienced
and skilled with the behaviour of magnetic field and its magnetic
force installed
in the rotor and main body.
In order to repair the parts of the rotor of permanent lifting magnets of any brands,
Armstrong Magnetics set up a special equipment which works efficiently and safely for
this job.
From our confidence in
our product quality and the efficiency of our specially designed repair tools, Armstrong
Magnetics provides the
Limited Lifetime Warranty (10 years) for NL-B permanent lifting magnets.