Eclipse E802 Alnico Horseshoe Magnet 2.75 Lb Pull Force

Product Description

The ECLIPSE E802 is a Grade 5 Alnico horseshoe magnet designed for industrial, scientific, and instrumentation applications requiring reliable, stable magnetic force in compact form. It measures 0.297 inches wide (19/64 inches), 1.125 inches deep, and 1 inch high, delivering an average pull force of 2.75 pounds. Constructed from Alnico 5, this magnet maintains its magnetic properties across a wide temperature range, with a rated operating temperature of 550 degrees C. It is sized and shaped for use in holding, sensing, and laboratory fixture applications where a traditional horseshoe magnet profile is required.

The E802 suits applications in light industrial facilities, research labs, educational settings, and field service environments. Its compact horseshoe geometry and stable Alnico 5 composition make it appropriate for use in magnetic circuit assemblies, sensor fixtures, and low-force retention or alignment tasks. The 0.25 inch gap width and 0.4375 inch pole width allow straightforward integration into existing tooling or fixture designs. Installers working with precision instruments or custom magnetic assemblies will find the dimensions predictable and consistent with standard Alnico 5 specifications.

Key Features

• Grade 5 Alnico construction for high coercivity and temperature stability
• Average pull force of 2.75 pounds for reliable low-force holding and retention
• Rated operating temperature of 550 degrees C
• Horseshoe profile with 0.25 inch gap width and 0.4375 inch pole width
• Compact dimensions: 0.297 inches wide, 1.125 inches deep, 1 inch high
• Lightweight at 0.06 pounds for easy handling and integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use Alnico horseshoe magnet for instrumentation, laboratory, and light industrial magnetic circuit applications requiring Grade 5 Alnico material.

Installation Notes

Handle Alnico magnets with care near ferromagnetic components and other magnets, as sudden attraction can cause chipping or personal injury. Keep the magnet stored with its keeper bar when not in use to preserve pull force over time. No special tools are required for typical fixture integration, but installers should verify that the gap width and pole width match the receiving assembly before installation. Avoid exposing the magnet to strong demagnetizing fields or mechanical shock that could reduce permanent magnetism.