Eclipse E666/MSC Channel Ceramic Fixture Magnet 45 Lb

Product Description

The ECLIPSE E666/MSC is a rectangular channel ceramic fixture magnet designed for industrial holding and mounting applications. It delivers a maximum pull force of 45 pounds and an average pull force of 23 pounds, making it suitable for moderate-duty fixturing, workholding, and positioning tasks. The magnet measures 12 inches long by 2 inches wide by 0.625 inches thick and is housed in a stainless steel channel body. Operating temperatures up to 212 degrees F allow use in warm industrial environments. This type of magnet is typically installed by maintenance technicians, tooling specialists, and industrial tradespeople working with fixturing or assembly equipment.

The E666/MSC suits applications where a surface-mount ceramic magnet in a protective channel housing is needed. The rectangular channel style focuses magnetic flux through one face to maximize holding force against ferrous surfaces. Typical uses include fixture building, parts staging, door or panel holding, and light clamping in fabrication or maintenance environments. The stainless steel housing provides corrosion resistance in washdown-adjacent or humid settings.

Key Features

• Maximum pull force of 45 pounds with an average pull force of 23 pounds
• Ceramic magnet material provides stable magnetic output across a broad temperature range
• Stainless steel channel housing offers corrosion resistance and protects the magnet element
• Maximum operating temperature of 212 degrees F suits heated industrial environments
• Rectangular channel form factor concentrates flux for efficient surface contact
• Compact profile at 12 x 2 x 0.625 inches fits tight fixture assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use rectangular channel ceramic fixture magnet suitable for general industrial fixturing, workholding, and mounting applications requiring a stainless steel channel-housed magnet with up to 45 pounds of pull force.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or tooling specialists. Secure the magnet channel using appropriately sized fasteners through the mounting hole before placing the assembly near ferrous workpieces. Keep the magnet face clean and free of debris to maintain rated pull force. Demagnetization risk increases if the magnet is exposed to temperatures above the rated 212 degrees F maximum, so avoid heat sources that could exceed this threshold.