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Holding magnet

Holding magnet

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4 Holding magnet

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Description

Electromagnet for well defined starting of motions. For example, during free-fall and pendulum oscillations. The iron core is continuously adjustable via an axial screw, so that unwanted magnetic effects can be suppressed. A mounting clamp is included.

Technical data

Voltage: 5 16 V DC via 4-mm sockets
Max. current: 0.25 A
Jaw width of the multiclamp: 14 mm

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