Blueprint Holders Storch Magnetics |
Magnetic Blueprint Holders & Mounting Rails
Magnetic Blueprint Holders |
Features
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Benefits
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Storch Magnetic Blueprint Holders are a valuable tool for keeping materials such as charts, blueprints and thin plastic or cloth sheets professionally displayed, organized and safely put away.
1787 Series – Rectangular, steel covered Magnetic Blueprint Holder w/chrome Knob, 23 lb. holding value
Available in colors – Black, Blue, Orange & Red
T101 Series – Round, chrome finished Magnetic Blueprint Holder w/chrome knob, 35 & 90 lb. holding values
T102 Series – Rectangular, plastic encased Magnetic Blueprint Holder, 12 lb. holding value.
Available in std colors – Black, Blue, Purple & Yellow, Custom colors available for quantity 400 or more
Model 1787 | Model T101 | Model T102 |
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Part Number |
A (“) |
B (“) |
Holding Value (lbs) |
1787 |
1-1/8 |
2-3/8 |
23 |
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T101-50 |
2-1/32 |
5/16 |
35 |
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T101-70 |
2-5/8 |
3/8 |
90 |
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T102-0345 |
2 |
7/16 |
12 |
Our Magnetic Holders are inexpensive, strong and decorative, never out of place in the office, factory or shop. When not in use, merely leave them on the mounting rails to avoid loss. They never lose their power and are available in three distinctive styles and individual holding capacities up to 90 pounds.
Note: Holding values shown have been tested for direct pull from a 1″ thick ground surface mild steel plate. When using these magnets on oily, irregular, rough, rusty or painted surfaces or on thin gauge sheet metal, holding values will be lower. Consult factory for use under these circumstances.
Steel Mounting Rails for Magnetic Blueprint Holders
Model #1037
Made specifically for Storch Magnetic Blueprint Holders, to provide a strong surface holding value, the black-oxided rails are 1/8″ thick x 2″ wide, and in the noted lengths. *Mounting holes are drilled and countersunk for #10-24 flat head screws and are spaced on 16″ centers. Pressure sensitive tape can be used instead of screws for mounting.
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