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20 Lbs Holding 4 3/4" Multipurpose Right Angle Magnet Holder for Welding, Construction Sale Price: $3.45  |
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NEW 4 PC SET WELDING MAGNETS WELDER ARC TIG MIG WELDING Sale Price: $3.44 |
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New Page 1 4pc Mini Magnetic Welding Holder Holds Work at 45 Degree, 90 Degree, 135 Degree Angles Maximum Weight Capacity per Magnet: 10lb. Compact Design High Gloss Enamel Plates New |
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Strong Hand Tools Nomad Welding Table with MagSpring Clamp and Mini Magnet Twin Pack, Model# TS3020FK Sale Price: $134.99 |
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This Strong Hand Tools offer includes a welding table and clamps. The 30in.W x 20in.L tabletop includes three 1.1in. slots that allow clamps to be inserted at any point. Table can be set up horizontally or at a 30deg angle and adjusts from 26-32in. in height. Tabletop features zinc-plated 14-ga. steel construction and 1020 carbon steel frame. Package includes 4 1/2in. Mag Spring clamp that features a spring loaded arm and magnetic V-Pad jaw that instantly adjusts to hold round, flat and angled steel surfaces, with 500-lb. clamping pressure. Table folds flat for convenient rollaway storage. Also includes 2 mini-magnet clamps that are ideal for light duty holding in tight spots. Dimensions L x H ( ft.): 20 x 32 (adjusts 26-32), Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 24 x 32 x 6 1/4, Color: Zinc plate, Material: 14-ga. steel tabletop, Material Thickness (mils): Tubing 30mm x 30mm x 1.5mm, Frame Material: 1020 carbon steel, Dimensions W x H (ft.): 30 x 32 (adjusts 26-32) |
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Neiko Welding Magnet Quick Release Sale Price: $18.95 |
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*Easy ON/OFF Switch for Quick Release*Work on Angle, Round, or Square Stock*Hold Work Pieces at 45 &90 Degree*Capacity: 45lbs |
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Bessey WMS-4 Magnetic Hold Down Square List Price: $15.90 Sale Price: $15.84 |
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JMCWMS-4 Features: -Price Is For One Each -Minimum Order Of 1.-Multi-purpose magnetic squares are like having a second pair of hand. High quality, rare earth magnets are designed for fast, simple set-ups. Enclosed models prevent filings and dirt from getting in magnets..-JMC - BESSEY CLAMPS.-Do NOT use for lifting.-UNSPC CODE: 27111800.-Precision Measuring (Micrometers, Squares, Levels, etc.) Precision Measuring (Micrometers, Squares, Levels, etc.) mro and plant maintenance precision measuring micrometer micrometers carpenter square level levels.-MAG. SQURAE - DOUBLE. Assembly Instructions: -Fast, simple setups. Hold components in position for: Welding. Brazing. Soldering. Assembly. Instant 90 or 45 angles.. |
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4" 50 lb Arrow Welding and Soldering Magnet List Price: $10.99 Sale Price: $3.99 |
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4" 50 lb. Arrow Welding and Soldering Magnet, Measures 4"-Long, 50 lb. capacity, Sticks to any iron object, Leaves you hands free to work, Holds pieces in place at 45, 90 and 135 degrees, Use as a work piece holder for welding and soldering, Holds work pieces steady for measuring or marking, Use for pipe instation, Hundreds of shop, welding and assembly uses |
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Multi-purpose magnets hold steel pieces in place at 45, 90 and 135-degree angles. |
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Welding, Soldering, Assembly, Marking-Off, Pipe Installation As A Floater: Plied Steel Plates (0.3mm/0.12 In. Max. Thick) Can Be Separated With A Crane: Used Indoors, Up To 75 lbs Of Smooth Steel Can Be Lifted |
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Hot Max 27022 500 Amp Magnet Ground Clamp Sale Price: $15.51 |
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Hot Max 500 Amp Magnet Ground Clamp makes hooking up your welding lead very easy. Ground your work piece with ease. 500 AMP magnetic ground clamp will support welding at extremely high amperages. |
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3" Arrow Welding and Soldering Magnet List Price: $7.99 Sale Price: $1.08 |
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3" Arrow Welding and Soldering Magnet, Measures 3"-Long, Sticks to any iron object, Leaves you hands free to work, Holds pieces in place at 45, 90 and 135 degrees, Use as a work piece holder for welding and soldering, Holds work pieces steady for measurin |
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You probably could have guessed that on your own, but what's more interesting is how each industry uses adhesives. The following lists some of the less visible applications in use all around us.
Ground transportation -
In the rail and vehicle industries, adhesives are used to bond multiple parts of the electric motors that power mirrors, windows, brake systems and the like. They are used for gasketing internal combustion engines, sealing hydraulic lines, coating electrical connections, attaching accessories and trims - just to name a few areas.
Aerospace -
From Boeing to NASA, in the Piper Cub as well as in the space shuttle, the applications for adhesives are much like the ground transportation industry. Adhesives offer the advantage of lowering the weight of finished components by replacing mechanical fasteners or when used as an alternative to welding.
Medical -
Adhesives bring precision assembly possibilities to the manufacture of medical devices. It's not at all uncommon for a surgical tool to be assembled without a single screw or bolt. Disposable devices that contact blood or other body fluids are routinely bonded with adhesives to form strong, trustworthy bonds and seals.
Electronic -
Take a close look at your cell phone or PDA and you are likely to discover there are no screws to be seen anywhere. This is the first evidence of the use of adhesives in electronics manufacturing. Inside electronic devices of all types, adhesives are used as coatings for wiring and offer low temperature alternatives to traditional soldering. We're sure most people do not know that a CD or DVD is made up by layering plastics with other materials and securing them with adhesives.
Utilities -
Adhesives are used to prevent leaks in the piping systems that deliver gas, oil and water to homes and factories. Advances in chemistry offer highly effective replacements to traditional sealing methods using tapes, caulks, wax or clay. There are special formulations used for repair of some gas lines and flexible, water repellent varieties for sealing electrical connections.
Defense -
Military defense systems worldwide rely on the strength and versatility of adhesives to safely and securely bond, coat and seal materials. Guns, goggles, radio equipment, gas masks, helmets, even the bullets benefit from the features of structural adhesive chemistry. Whether replacing welding with stronger and lighter adhesive bonding, or permitting the joining of dissimilar materials for precision equipment, many industrial adhesives are approved for military use. Contact the manufacturer for their list of Mil-spec products.
Your Industry?
We have shown that most industries out there use adhesives in some form. The increase in their use is the direct result of a global drive towards efficiency and quality and cost reduction. Adhesives can lower the weight of finished goods and in turn affects the shipping rates for transporting the goods. Their use can improve production, reduce waste, and often can contribute to workplace safety through the use of solvent free formulations.
Permabond is a leading manufacturer of engineering adhesives, supplying high-quality industrial adhesives to customers worldwide. Permabond has offices in The Americas, Europe and Asia and a worldwide network of distributors to assist you with your specific bonding and sealing requirements. To learn more, please visit Epoxies.
Control these Rare Earths and you control the energy technology and economy of the 21st century
Without these rare earths, there would not be much of an alternative energy industry … as there would be no magnets for the next-generation wind turnbines in our wind farms needed to generate electricity nor batteries for hybrid electric cars that would zip down the freeway.
Without these rare earths, we can say goodbye to space launches and satellites … as there would be no magnets for miniaturized guidance systems nor titanium or ceramics for lightweight rocket engines or nose cones. As such , there would be no weather satellites, and weather monitoring and forecasting would decline, and there would be no navigation systems in our cars because there would be no GPS (global positioning system).
Without these rare earths, our modern high-tech lifestyle will go away as there will be no TV screens, no iPods, no cell phones, no digital cameras, and no ultra scan as there will be no medical imaging devices.
Demand for these valuable and most critical rare earth metals on the face of the planet is soaring yet supply is not. So why is demand increasing and supply not soaring creating an imbalance and alternative investment opportunities?
Steve Forbes likes to say “more financial education, and the resulting financial literacy and empowerment, will open our eyes to alternative investment opportunities and be the key to a recovery from this financial crisis.”
In that spirit, I am going to use this article to briefly introduce the rare earths, provide some examples of why they are key to the energy technology and economy of the 21st century, and highlight the drama being played out on the high seas which is a future supply-demand imbalance with key players in Denver, Mt Weld, WA (Western Australia), and The Middle Kingdom.
Why the Middle Kingdom? China’s national leaders study these elements and know that without these elements much of the modern economy will just plain shut down so they are trying to control and limit supply (more on this in a minute).
The rare earths are 15 elements in the periodic table called lanthanides. As depicted in the opening paragraphs, we are addicted to these rare earths for our modern lifestyle and the energy economy of the 21st century, as much as we are addicted to oil.
These elements are rare because while they are found on the earth’s surface, you need to find deposits that are significant in size in order to justify the economics of mining, milling, and processing.
However, the only people that study these elements are MS / PhD level chemists, and solid-state physicists, and of course national leaders in places like China.
Deng Xiaoping ruler of China in 1980s/1990s said “while there is oil in the Middle East, there is rare earth in China.” In 1999, the leader of China was Jiang Zemin and after a visit to the “rare earth” region of Mongolia, he declared a national goal to achieve “economic superiority” by leveraging China’s large resources of rare earths. They are building industrial cities in the Mongolian mineral district called the “mother lode” of rare earths with over 15,000 PhD level scientists and engineers dedicated to work in the world’s most modern rare earth facilities … the West has nothing remotely similar.
So, as China is developing their middle class, they are consuming more, exporting less, and trying to control the market with acquisitions and trade practices. For example, if you want to have access to these minerals from China, or Chinese owned mines elsewhere on the planet, then you must move your manufacturing facilities to China … which of course provides jobs for their emerging middle class. At this time, China produces 95% of the world’s supply of rare earths.
Now, here is where the situation gets interesting.
The US has one mine that contains the world’s highest grade rare earths ore located at Mountain Pass, CA which is east of San Bernardino and Palm Springs … still in California but almost to the Nevada and Arizona border. It is owned by MolyCorp based in Denver.
Previously, Molycorp was owned by Unocal (Union Oil of California) and in 2005, the Chinese tried to buy Unocal … while the Chinese said they wanted access to oil, many believe that reason was a smoke screen, as the Chinese really wanted to get access to the USAs only rare earth deposit located in California.
There are no processing facilities in the USA so all the iron ore has to be crushed into powder sent overseas for final manufacturing into material for magnets, batteries, lightweight steel, ceramics, and so forth.
Also, these metals are very toxic and have environmentalists hovering around threatening action to shut down mining operations.
Now for the third leg of this 3 legged stool.
In Australia there is a company called Lynas Corp, based in Sydney that controls what is believed to be one of the largest rare earth deposits ever discovered on this planet, in Mt Weld of Western Australia.
Recently, China made an offer to purchase Lynas Corp. A few days ago, the Foreign Investment Review Board of Australia, while late to the party, issued a ruling that would not allow majority ownership of Australian resource firms by companies or governments outside of Australia, as these rare earth resources have been declared strategic assets.
China’s monopolistic practices (dropping prices to effectively shut-down new start-ups), its attempts to purchase and therefore limit supply, and its lax rules on environmental safety, are putting the Middle Kingdom in the driver seat for 21st century energy technology … creating another example of shift of wealth and power from the west to the East (see my recent article on one of the 5Es of the “5E-Valuation framework”) and setting the stage for more drama on the high seas, so to speak.
I trust this article has introduced you to the importance of rare earths to the energy technology and economy of the 21st century. For the past 200 years, the West has been able to industrialize and grow based on an abundance of energy and resources. As we enter an era of scarcity, we need to increase our education, improve our literacy, and monitor and pursue alternative wealth creating opportunities as a way out of this economic crisis.
In previous articles, I wrote that many of us are evaluating alternative wealth creating strategies outside of the US Dollar … outside of dollar-denominated assets … perhaps emerging markets … perhaps energy assets that are inherently useful like oil rigs, hydropower, or methanol plants … perhaps precious metals, water rights, oil, natural gas, potash mines, or gold mines … things hard to build, difficult to replace, and costly to substitute … definitely not financial stocks, definitely not retail stocks, definitely not commercial property.
I trust this article provides a little more insight as to why emerging markets with a demand for things that are in short supply (such as oil, food, water, precious metals, rare earths, and potash mines) represent alternative wealth creating strategies.
In addition, a good book to read would be “Global Paradox” by John Naisbitt where he provides some insight and clues to the likely winners and losers in the global marketplace as new rules for the world economy emerge that will determine standards of political and business behavior from Tokyo to New York to Sydney to Shanghai.
I will continue to monitor developments in rare earths and the worldwide resource marketplace and report on alternative wealth creating strategies in future articles and updates at my blog which is at http://aspenIbiz.blogspot.com .
About the Author
Early in his career, Mike was an engineer with a large aerospace company. For many years, he was with a “marquee” consulting firm where he worked extensively with clients all around the world and became know as an American globalist. Most recently he has been providing technology, business, and management advisory services as a self-employed entrepreneur.
is there a way to fuse or weld two magnets without losing it's magnetic force?
I guess what im really wondering is at what temperature does the maganet start to lose it's magnetic force? (highest quality maganet) Or is there a "cold" method of fusing maganets, and would that affect the magnatism?
this magnet would need to be able to withstand high
impact
can't tell you what it's for, but all you need to know is that it would have be able to withstand repetative impact, not necessarily high impact...
All ferromagnets, lose their magnetic properties when they are heated above their respective CURIE temperatures..
They simply become paramagnetic and then diamagnetic...
Which is why god so gracefully put all curie temperatures above human temperatures...
If you goto superconducting temperatures, like 10 Kelvin, they also lose their magnetic properties cos their spins cant align properly... its called NEEL temperature..
There is a formula for the relationship between curie temp and magnetism, but i cant remember it right now (damn im gonna flunk next weeks test)
Anyways, you dont have to worry about the magnetism to join 2 magnets..
All ferromagnets exhibit magnetism when they are in the BCC structure (Body Centered Cubic) You can just heat treat it, or use gas metal arc welding, or even oxy fuel weldings, just see that the BCC structure does not get altered and no phase transformation takes place.
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