FLAIG FX – P

Thame Workholding

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FX-P Lifting Magnets The series is designed as the thin sheet magnet for the professional lifting and moving of sheets, tubes, and bars. Its special magnet configuration, combined with the prismatic pole shoe of the FX-P, ensures maximum flux density even at low material thicknesses. This feature makes the FX-P easy to position and operate, especially on round materials. It is perfect for handling thin sheet metal and tubes. Model Product Number Max Load (Flat) (kg) Max Load (Round) (kg) Flat Material (Max Load) Diameter Round Dimensions (mm) FX-P170 11010172 170 150 2mm Ø 30-105 mm 195x64x70

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THAME ENGINEERING CO LIMITED, number 02149520. Checked 2026-09-06.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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