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Heavy Duty Magnetic Stud Finder | Pull 19kg
Product code: STUDFINDER
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Heavy Duty Magnetic Stud Finder | Pull 19kg
Rated 5.0 out of 5
Product Code
STUDFINDER
Pull Force*
19 kg
Weight
0.1kg
Direction of Magnetisation
Through Height
*Measured against up to 10mm mild steel.
This Magnetic Stud Finder is very helpful in locating metal materials embedded in structures.
Penetrating surfaces of buildings, especially painted walls, creates risk, in particular, electrical and plumbing and repair risks. Older buildings could have had anything done to them by previous owners who don’t know and don’t care about building codes.
Climbing up into the ceiling cavity to identify metal studs in walls or metal batons in ceilings also creates risk. For many homes, the electrics are always live in the roof space unless terminated at the street by the energy company, not flicking a switch at the circuit board. This is important. Ceiling cavities are dark and dangerous.
Now for the good news. A good quality magnetic stud finder is a non-invasive method of identifying metal plates, metal studs, metal noggins and metal fasteners. Good quality stud finders will also, depending on the type of fastener, pick up metal fasteners in timber studs and joists.
A magnetic stud finder is very helpful in locating metal materials embedded in structures. A good quality Neodymium magnet will locate studs, metal noggins and metal fasteners. A strong Neodymium magnetic stud finder will pick up metal fasteners in timber studs and joists.
A Neodymium magnetic stud finder is simple to use. It is small enough to be handheld, and all you have to do is slowly slide the Neodymium magnet along the surface of your wall. Because it is made from strong Neodymium Rare Earth material, the stud finder will be attracted to the steel drywall screws that come up very close to the surface of the drywall. Even better, you can leave the magnet stuck to the screw to mark the stud throughout your project. Neodymium magnetic stud finders work on the principle that screws or nails used to attach drywall to wall studs are typically made of metal and are magnetic. The magnet in the stud finder reacts to these metal fasteners, helping you identify the location of the studs.
Frenergy's magnetic stud finder is powered by a strong Rare Earth Neodymium magnet. This ensures the precise and effective locating of nails and metal items either near or inside timber wall studs.
Yes, Neodymium magnetic stud finders are safe and reliable. Using a magnetic stud finder means you don't have to take risks looking for studs, screws and nails in your walls, especially for electrical and plumbing repair. Older buildings can have all sorts of unknown problems that present risk, so using a magnetic stud finder is a much safer way to locate metal objects in your walls. In many homes, the electrics are located in the roof space and trying to locate studs in these circumstances can be dangerous. Using a magnetic stud detector is a much safer and more reliable method of locating studs, fasteners, nails and screws.
This Magnetic Stud Finder is very helpful in locating metal materials embedded in structures.
Penetrating surfaces of buildings, especially painted walls, creates risk, in particular, electrical and plumbing and repair risks. Older buildings could have had anything done to them by previous owners who don’t know and don’t care about building codes.
Climbing up into the ceiling cavity to identify metal studs in walls or metal batons in ceilings also creates risk. For many homes, the electrics are always live in the roof space unless terminated at the street by the energy company, not flicking a switch at the circuit board. This is important. Ceiling cavities are dark and dangerous.
Now for the good news. A good quality magnetic stud finder is a non-invasive method of identifying metal plates, metal studs, metal noggins and metal fasteners. Good quality stud finders will also, depending on the type of fastener, pick up metal fasteners in timber studs and joists.
A magnetic stud finder is very helpful in locating metal materials embedded in structures. A good quality Neodymium magnet will locate studs, metal noggins and metal fasteners. A strong Neodymium magnetic stud finder will pick up metal fasteners in timber studs and joists.
A Neodymium magnetic stud finder is simple to use. It is small enough to be handheld, and all you have to do is slowly slide the Neodymium magnet along the surface of your wall. Because it is made from strong Neodymium Rare Earth material, the stud finder will be attracted to the steel drywall screws that come up very close to the surface of the drywall. Even better, you can leave the magnet stuck to the screw to mark the stud throughout your project. Neodymium magnetic stud finders work on the principle that screws or nails used to attach drywall to wall studs are typically made of metal and are magnetic. The magnet in the stud finder reacts to these metal fasteners, helping you identify the location of the studs.
Frenergy's magnetic stud finder is powered by a strong Rare Earth Neodymium magnet. This ensures the precise and effective locating of nails and metal items either near or inside timber wall studs.
Yes, Neodymium magnetic stud finders are safe and reliable. Using a magnetic stud finder means you don't have to take risks looking for studs, screws and nails in your walls, especially for electrical and plumbing repair. Older buildings can have all sorts of unknown problems that present risk, so using a magnetic stud finder is a much safer way to locate metal objects in your walls. In many homes, the electrics are located in the roof space and trying to locate studs in these circumstances can be dangerous. Using a magnetic stud detector is a much safer and more reliable method of locating studs, fasteners, nails and screws.
