What is a magnetic stand?

Users mainly use it as a jig to hold measuring instruments with a magnet and secure them to a surface plate when working with a dial gauge or indicator. They can also fix instruments to a magnetic plate during laser or optical experiments.
The magnetic stand firmly holds the device in place, allowing for highly accurate measurements.
Users can manually switch all models on and off, making it easy to attach or detach them from the magnetic surface.

Magnetic Stand Features

Magnet material
It uses ferrite magnets, which are resistant to rust and shock and do not weaken easily.
Manufacturers create ferrite by mixing and sintering iron oxide with elements like cobalt, nickel, or manganese. Because ferrite has high electrical resistance and doesn’t conduct electricity easily, engineers use it for various applications.Adhesive surface
Users can fix the V-shaped or concave magnet to any surface—flat or curved—as long as it attaches stably.

How to use and types of magnetic stands

We have a wide lineup of products with different arm shapes, arm lengths, arm diameters, and arm movement and adjustable ranges.
There are also various types of clamp parts, such as shapes, whether or not they have a dovetail groove, and clamping force, so you can select the product that best suits your application.
Users can use it to hold measuring instruments such as dial gauges and indicators.
In addition to the standard type, the arm part is available in a variety of types, including those with fine adjustment function, tilt lock type, thick support, and flexible type, so you can select the type that best suits your purpose.