Eclipse M19616/MSC Horseshoe Alnico Channel Magnet

Product Description

The ECLIPSE M19616/MSC is a horseshoe-style alnico channel magnet designed for industrial and trade applications requiring reliable magnetic holding force in a compact form factor. This magnet delivers a maximum pull force of 6 pounds and is built from alnico material, which provides stable magnetic performance across a wide temperature range up to 1,022 degrees F. With a channel width of 3/8 inches, an overall width of 1 inch, a height of 5/8 inches, and a length of 5/16 inches, it fits into tight mounting configurations. It is typically installed by technicians, engineers, and trade professionals working with sensors, fixtures, and assemblies that require a permanent magnet component.

This channel magnet is suited for use in equipment assemblies, jigs, fixtures, and sensing applications where a compact permanent magnet with high-temperature tolerance is required. The alnico construction makes it appropriate for environments with elevated operating temperatures where standard ferrite or rare-earth magnets may not perform reliably. It is a single-piece component packaged individually for direct replacement or new-build use in light industrial and trade settings.

Key Features

• 6 lb maximum pull force for reliable magnetic holding in compact assemblies
• Alnico construction supports operating temperatures up to 1,022 degrees F
• Channel width of 3/8 inches fits standard horseshoe channel magnet mounting configurations
• Overall width of 1 inch with a height of 5/8 inches and length of 5/16 inches for space-constrained installations
• Horseshoe channel form factor allows direct integration into fixtures, sensors, and equipment frames

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for assemblies requiring a horseshoe alnico channel magnet with a 3/8 inch channel width and 6 lb maximum pull force rating.

Installation Notes

Installation of permanent channel magnets should be performed by qualified technicians familiar with magnetic component handling. Demagnetization from impact or improper storage near ferrous tools can reduce pull force, so handle with care during installation. Ensure the mating surface is clean and free of debris before seating the magnet in the channel. Keep the magnet away from sensitive electronic components and magnetic media during handling and installation.