Mag-mate DSC424-120 Demagnetizer 9A 120V

Product Description

The MAG-MATE DSC424-120 is an AC-powered demagnetizer designed to remove residual magnetism from ferrous tools, parts, and workpieces. Rated at 9 amps and operating on 120 volts AC, this unit suits shop environments where magnetized components cause burr adhesion, gauge interference, or chip attraction during machining and assembly operations. With a demagnetizing area diameter of 6 inches, it handles a wide range of part sizes. The unit measures approximately 12 inches in overall length, 6.5 inches wide, and 4.94 inches high, and weighs 33 pounds, giving it the bench stability needed for repetitive production use. Electricians, machinists, and maintenance technicians are the primary installers and operators.

This demagnetizer is suited for light industrial, maintenance, and trade shop applications where magnetized hand tools, drill bits, taps, punches, and small machined components interfere with precision work. It is appropriate for use in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical shops where magnetized tools pick up metal particles and affect measurement accuracy. The 6-inch demagnetizing area accommodates most hand tools and small parts commonly encountered in trade service environments. The 120-volt AC input means it plugs directly into a standard shop outlet without special wiring.

Key Features

• 9 amp rating supports continuous demagnetizing of ferrous hand tools and machined parts
• 6-inch demagnetizing area diameter accommodates a wide range of part sizes
• 120-volt AC operation connects directly to standard shop power
• Compact bench-top footprint at 12 inches long x 6.5 inches wide x 4.94 inches high
• 33-pound unit weight provides stable bench positioning during use

Compatibility

Designed as a bench-top demagnetizing unit for general trade shop and light industrial use with ferrous tools and small machined components.

Installation Notes

A licensed electrician or qualified maintenance technician should verify the branch circuit is rated for the unit's 9-amp draw before connecting. Power down the unit completely before placing or removing parts from the demagnetizing area. Keep the demagnetizer away from electronic components, magnetic storage media, and precision measuring instruments during operation. Follow applicable NFPA 70 (NEC) guidelines for cord-connected equipment placement and grounding.