Eclipse 811 Alnico Power Magnet 9.5 Lb Pull Force

Product Description

The ECLIPSE 811 is a single-hole Alnico channel magnet designed for holding, clamping, and fixture applications that require reliable magnetic force in high-temperature environments. Built from Grade 5 Alnico material, it delivers an average pull force of 9.5 pounds and a maximum pull force of 9.92 pounds. The magnet measures 0.7969 inches in overall width, 1.1875 inches deep, and 0.7969 inches high, with a 0.1969-inch mounting hole diameter and a 7.5 mm pole width. A gap width of 15.08 mm between poles concentrates flux for effective surface contact. This part is handled and installed by maintenance technicians, tooling engineers, and industrial tradespeople working with magnetic fixturing or sensor mounting assemblies.

The ECLIPSE 811 suits applications where elevated operating temperatures would degrade conventional ceramic or ferrite magnets. With a maximum operating temperature of 550 degrees C, it is appropriate for use in industrial ovens, furnace environments, high-heat tooling fixtures, and sensor positioning assemblies. Its compact channel form factor and single mounting hole allow straightforward integration into custom brackets, jigs, and mechanical assemblies across manufacturing and maintenance settings.

Key Features

• Grade 5 Alnico 5 material provides stable magnetic output at temperatures up to 550 degrees C
• Average pull force of 9.5 pounds with a maximum pull force of 9.92 pounds
• Single 0.1969-inch mounting hole for direct fastener attachment
• Pole width of 7.5 mm and gap width of 15.08 mm for focused flux concentration
• Compact footprint: 0.7969 inches wide, 1.1875 inches deep, 0.7969 inches high
• Package quantity of 1; minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use Alnico channel magnet for industrial holding, clamping, and fixture applications requiring a single-hole mounting configuration and high-temperature magnetic stability.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or tooling engineers. Ensure all ferromagnetic workpieces and surrounding components are clear of the magnet before fastening to avoid unintended attraction during assembly. Use appropriate non-magnetic tooling when positioning the magnet in tight fixtures. Verify that the mounting hole fastener size is compatible with the 0.1969-inch hole diameter before installation.