Electro-permanent lifting magnet EPMM 200 – 5000

Thanks to their very short switching times, the EPMM electro-permanent lifting magnets are used wherever workpieces change frequently. Depending on the model, only a 230 V or 400 V mains supply is needed, and the magnets are then immediately ready for use.

Electrical pulses lasting only seconds switch the EPMM on automatically or manually at the push of a button. No current flows during load transport, yet the workpiece is held as securely as with a permanent lifting magnet. The EPMM can be used individually or on magnetic lifting beams and is a practical option for three-shift operation. With the inching function, even stacked sheets from 4 mm thickness can be separated.

Thanks to pulse-current control, the EPMM lifting magnets use very little energy, which reduces operating costs and saves time.

The pick-up mechanism, which works almost like a remote control, makes the EPMM particularly efficient: the magnet switches on automatically as soon as the crane chain is fully relieved, with a magnetic sensor near the lifting eye acting as a proximity switch that triggers the switching pulse (ON/OFF pick-up mechanism). This saves work steps and therefore costs.

If automatic operation is not wanted, the magnets can also be switched directly on the device or with an optional remote control. Special pole shoes for transporting round workpieces can be made on request.

Models from EPMM 2000 upwards are equipped with a 360° visible LED status indicator that clearly shows whether the magnet is magnetised (green) or demagnetised (red).

• 4 power levels for picking up even thin sheets
• ADPREM function prevents accidental switching in the air
• No current flows during lifting (only an electrical pulse of a few seconds is needed to magnetise or demagnetise)
• Switched manually via push button or automatically via the pick-up mechanism
• Ideal for clearing cutting systems, but also for lifting series parts
• Optional: positioning drawbar, swivelling ±60° in the Z axis

• Data sheet (EN) (PDF, opens in a new tab)
• Questionnaire (EN) (PDF, opens in a new tab)