features: The STAR ESB battery operated magnets are designed to operate off the machines' batteries and alternator system. This is a very versatile magnet system, and is ideally suited to operate on all material handling machinery, specifically truck loader cranes, skid steer loaders, front end loaders, excavators and fork trucks.   All magnets are supplied with control system, cables, plugs, and lifting chains or optional quick hitch.   A kit can be supplied, comprising control system, cables and plugs, which will then enable this magnet to be utilized on various machines.
specifications: <strong>STAR model ESB 65 battery operated magnet</strong> Diameter 650 mm Weight 250 kg Power 20 amps Supply 12 or 24 volt DC Lifting Capacity 2,500 kg Clean Slab Peel Off. SWL is normally 50% of peel capacity Magnet wound in aluminium Supplied with heavy duty lifting chains & all control cables   <strong>STAR model ESB 80 battery operated magnet</strong> Diameter 800 mm Weight 480kg Power 40amps Supply 12 or 24 volt DC Liftingcapacity 3,200 kg Clean Slab Peel Off. SWL is normally 50% of peel capacity Magnet wound in aluminium Supplied with heavy duty lifting chains, control system and all control cables.   <strong>STAR model ESB 92 battery operated magnet</strong> Diameter 920 mm Weight 850 kg Power 40 amps Supply 24 volt DC Lifting Capacity 4,200kg Clean Slab Peel Off. SWL is normally 50% of peel capacity Magnet wound in aluminium Supplied with heavy duty lifting chains & all control cables   <strong>STAR model ESB 100 battery operated magnet</strong> Diameter 1030 mm Weight 1100 kg Power 70 amps Supply 24 volt DC Magnet wound in aluminium Lifting Capacity 5,500kg Clean Slab Peel Off. SWL is normally 50% of peel capacity Magnet wound in aluminium Supplied with heavy duty lifting chains & all control cables   For efficient and trouble free operation of battery operated magnets, ensure that the batteries and alternator of the machine that you are anticipating fitting the unit to have the capacity to cope with the current draw of the magnet when in operation.   Always refer to the machine's Safe Working Load when operating magnets, regardless of their lifting capacity, and add the weight of the magnet to the load when taking SWL into account.
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