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What is a Magnetic Stick?
A Magnetic stick is a helpful tool to remove steel objects from difficult to reach areas. The 39-inch telescoping magnetic stick features a swivel point that allows it to be easily reached in hard-to-access areas without the need to bend. This pick is perfect for plumbers, electricians as well as mechanics who have to gain access to difficult spots within their work or home areas.


The significance of magnets is important for our daily lives, specifically for industrial and electronics applications. They're used to write information as well as to hold wires together as well as to generate current in various equipment like pumps and compressors.


Magnets are also a powerful marketing tool for all types of businesses. For instance, they are often used to promote local events and businesses. They're commonly found on refrigerators, office filing cabinets, shelves made of metal and industrial equipment. You can even find them in cars and trucks.



There are many types of magnets. Some are permanent while others are temporary. Certain are more powerful than others.


Some of the most common magnets are cobalt, iron, and Niobium. These crystals of metals are aligned in order to generate magnetic fields that makes them very strong. Ferromagnetic substances like the chromium or nickel are magnets.


Bucky Balls 's not easy to comprehend why some metals adhere to magnets, while others do not. There are Bucky Balls to address this complicated issue. The first is that some metals are weak in their basic state and can only be made strong by adding a small amount of iron or a metal alloy, such as copper or brass. A further reason is that a few of the strongest magnets derive from rare earth minerals, such as lodestone.


It is important to remember that magnets do not adhere to metal. Certain materials, including plastic, wood and even textiles, contain molecules that aren't aligned in a manner that attracts magnets.


Although Bucky Balls might seem contradictory, a magnet will not adhere to non-metal substances. This is known as diamagnetic.


For example, while magnetic particles will probably stick to a piece of paper on your whiteboard but it won't adhere to wood. This is due to the fact that wood, though it does have the atoms aligned in a particular way it is not a ferromagnetic material.


MagPop comes with a powerful magnet stick that bonds to metal. It's the perfect solution for picking up screws and other objects of steel that aren't able to reach with your fingers!

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