24 in. Magnetic Tool Holder Black with Yellow 20 Lbs. Max Force per Inch (1 pc.)

• Attachment Type: Hang Tab
• Distance Between Mounting Holes: 16 in.
• Finish/Plating: Powder-coated Black
• Grade: 5
• Hardware Included: Yes
• Hole Diameter (In.): 0.25
• Magnet Material: Ceramic
• Magnet Shape: Block
• Magnetic Surface Area: 0.767
• Mounting Style: Screw
• Number of Holes: 2
• Number of Items in a Pack: 1
• Pounds Pull per Inch: 20
• Product Color: Black + Yellow
• Product Height (In.): 1.125
• Product Length/Depth (In.): 24
• Product Material: Steel
• Product Shape: Rectangle
• Product Width (In.): 0.75
• Pull Rating: 20
• Tapped Hole: Yes
• Thread Size: 1/4-20
• Weight (lbs.): 3.9

All magnets have general safety rules and safety specifications based on their unique properties. In order to ensure your personal safety and extend the lifetime of your magnets, it is important to understand the recommended handling, storage, and safety guidelines.

All Permanent Magnets (Except for Flexible Magnet Material)

• Magnets are naturally brittle and are prone to chipping and shattering, so gloves and eye protection are sometimes required, depending on magnet strength.
• Magnets should not be placed in close proximity to media devices and older electronics, such as floppy disks or video tapes.
• Modern cell phones are safe near small magnets. In fact, rare earth magnets are used in the phone’s speaker. Many cell phone cases and mounts also contain magnets.
• Magnets can interfere with navigational equipment such as compasses, which is why magnets are shipped by air only when absolutely necessary and must be packaged so their magnetism does not permeate the box.
• Keep magnets away from children and pets. If swallowed, call 9-1-1 immediately as magnets can damage organs and result in surgery or even death when more than one neodymium magnet is ingested. They are so strong that they attract across intestines and can bind them closed.
• Individuals with pacemakers or other magnetic medical devices should avoid contact with magnets, especially near the medical device, such as magnetic name badges.
• Stored magnets should be properly labeled so that they are easily identifiable. If a magnetic assembly can be turned on and off, it should be stored in the off position.
• When separating strong magnets, it is safer and easier to slide, rather than pull them apart. A table edge or external separating aide (used with the assistance of another person) can be helpful in the separation process of stronger magnets. Many of our magnets are sold with keepers or spacers that should be used in storage and transit of magnets.

Ceramic Magnets

• Ceramic magnets are naturally brittle and can chip easily. Sometimes ceramic magnets can snap together, resulting in small flakes or larger shards of magnet that can potentially result in eye or other injury. Eye protection should be worn when working with raw ceramic magnets.
• Ceramic magnets are strong and can pinch fingers. Gloves should be worn when handling ceramic magnets.
• Handle with care and label all ceramic magnets when placed for storage.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals such as copper, nickel, lead or chromium which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

WARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood.