Actually it does not. The magnet has pairs of poles oriented with north and south poles next to each other. The force in the poles is balanced when built so they satisfy each other. The force travels the shortest easiest path. There is zero magnetism once you are .78" (20mm) away in any direction, so it never reaches through the QDC plate. You could put iron dust on the tool and blow it right off. Nothing sticks if it is more then an inch away from the magnetic poles.
Actually it does not. The magnet has pairs of poles oriented with north and south poles next to each other. The force in the poles is balanced when built so they satisfy each other. The force travels the shortest easiest path. There is zero magnetism once you are .78" (20mm) away in any direction, so it never reaches through the QDC plate. You could put iron dust on the tool and blow it right off. Nothing sticks if it is more then an inch away from the magnetic poles.
1520ccValk 2 years ago
Wouldn't that magnetize the die steels and cause steel material to stck to the working components of the die.
lcashmack 2 years ago