Compact for entering inside H-beams. Lifting magnet "Alfra".

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ALFRA

last updated：Jul 07, 2025

極東技研工業

Up to 80% lighter and easier to handle than competitor products. The German-born magnetic system "Alfra."

It is up to 80% lighter and easier to handle than competitor products. The swivel design allows for workpiece rotation, and the protrusion of the fixing handle is minimal, so it does not interfere with work. It can be used for workpieces with a thickness of 2mm or more. There are models available for workpieces weighing between 50kg and 1,000kg. It is suitable for lifting flat steel, round steel, and round pipes, as well as for temporary fixing during welding.

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There are options for both flat steel and round steel. Free trial samples are available. For inquiries, please contact Kyokuto Giken Kogyo.

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For lifting steel pipes and iron, and for temporary holding during welding. 【Case Study】 Industry: Heavy Equipment Installation Adopted Model and Quantity: TML1000, 2 units Effect: 50% reduction in labor costs Work Content: Moving steel plates Before: It was necessary to lift the steel plates slightly with a crowbar to connect shackles or lifting clamps. After Adoption: Moving 90 steel plates previously required 4 people, but it was completed by 2 people in 2 days, thus taking half the time. Additional Information: Are the steel plates new or used? The Alfra loses suction power if there are gaps, so it would be helpful to know for reference. The steel plates are leased, so they are used. Therefore, two Alfra units were used for smaller steel plates. Generally, steel plates weigh over 1 ton, so using just one Alfra could cause the plates to bend, so we used them with some margin.