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Magswitch extensive catalogue includes beam jacks, ground clamps, utility hooks, lift extenders, fixed hand lifters and accessories. The brand's 81001245 beam jack is suitable for lifting, supporting and adjusting beams in construction and industrial applications. It has aluminium construction for structural rigidity and corrosion resistance. This beam jack features a load capacity of 1.5 tons. Magswitch 8100012 utility hook has a shear working load capacity of 9 kg and a magnetic pole footprint of 40 mm.

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Cross-Reference Alternatives

Some Magswitch products' MPNs cross individual references to the equivalent Vestil model numbers. So, if you're looking for a competitor item that is either out of stock or obsolete, chances are Raptor Supplies has the equivalent Magswitch products available.

Why Us?

These Magswitch products range from small to large sizes. They may require careful packaging as some items might get damaged while shipping. Hence, these items are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.

About Magswitch

Magswitch extensive catalogue includes beam jacks, ground clamps, utility hooks, lift extenders, fixed hand lifters and accessories. The brand's 81001245 beam jack is suitable for lifting, supporting and adjusting beams in construction and industrial applications. It has aluminium construction for structural rigidity and corrosion resistance. This beam jack features a load capacity of 1.5 tons. Magswitch 8100012 utility hook has a shear working load capacity of 9 kg and a magnetic pole footprint of 40 mm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What factors should I consider while choosing Magswitch beam jacks?

  • Ensure weight capacity matches your load.
  • Check dimensions for compatibility.
  • Confirm magnetic strength meets your needs.
  • Look for locks and fail-safes for safety.

What is the difference between a beam jack and a beam clamp?

A beam jack, also known as a screw jack or a house jack, is primarily designed for lifting and supporting heavy loads, often used in lifting beams during construction. On the other hand, a beam clamp is a device used for securing and suspending loads from an I-beam or a similar structural element. It clamps onto the beam and provides a point of attachment for lifting equipment, such as hoists or cranes. While a beam jack focuses on vertical lifting and support, a beam clamp is more about creating a secure anchor point for horizontal load suspension, offering versatility in material handling scenarios.