Magnetic Wire Pulling System KLEIN TOOLS SRS56037

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The dent is very large in area (significantly over 10 inches across) or very deep (deeper than 1.5 inches) The intensity of a magnetic field, measured in Gauss or Teslas (10,000 Gauss = 1 Tesla), is also a common measurement of a magnets strength as this is a representation of the density of a magnetic field produced by a magnet, known as flux density. While using hot water or blow dryer won’t do much alone, it can definitely be of assistance when dealing with dents. Warming up your car’s body will make it easier to give shape and mold the bodywork. If you can’t seem to pull a dent out, try blow-drying the area or spraying it with warm water. We recommend blow drying because you would need a large amount of hot water to warm the car enough. Never use an open flame on your vehicle. 4. Can I fix the dent myself, or do I need to get professional service? As neodymium magnets have become more widely used, most manufacturers and suppliers provide a pull strength for each of their magnets to show how much weight a magnet can hold.

We also found the hard case with a secure zipper closure to be very convenient. It made transporting the wire puller easy, keeping everything organized and protected. It’s lightweight and portable. Now that you know what a dent puller is, you may be wondering what the actual benefits of using one are. Let’s take a brief look at what a good quality dent puller brings to the table. 1. Looking Good magnetic force, attraction or repulsion that arises between electrically charged particles because of their motion. It is the basic force responsible for such effects as the action of electric motors and the attraction of magnets for iron. Electric forces exist among stationary electric charges; both electric and magnetic forces exist among moving electric charges. The magnetic force between two moving charges may be described as the effect exerted upon either charge by a magnetic field created by the other. When attaching the suction cup, you need to make sure that it covers the area of the dent completely. Push the suction cup in until you feel it grasped the surface firmly. A magnetic wire puller is a tool used to route wires through walls, ceilings, or confined spaces. It uses a magnet to guide and pull wires, making the installation process easier and less time-consuming, especially in tight or hard-to-reach areas.Once your glue is liquid, it’s time to apply. Put a dab of glue onto either the plastic tab of the puller or the dent itself. Don’t put too much glue since that can weaken the grip. You need somewhere around a pea-sized drop of glue for every 0.5 inches of the tab. Now, you should take care of the surface of your car. You can get a bit of a car paint polish and a soft cloth to buff out the area. After that, apply a bit of car wax or car paint sealant to make sure your paint is protected and conditioned. Remember also to clean your pulling tabs. You can soak them in rubbing alcohol to remove the glue easily. FAQ About Dent Pullers 1. Can I damage my car with a auto dent puller?

Once you’ve removed the excess glue, it’s time to reapply glue and start again. 3.4. After treatment If you didn’t install the tab into the puller during the previous step, do it now, when your tab is firmly glued to the dent. 3.3. Pull Once you’re happy with how the dent looks, it’s time to remove the glue one last time. If you can’t remove everything with a scraper, use a bit of rubbing alcohol to treat the glue. Soak it in, let it cure for a little while, and then have another go at it with the scraper.

Now that we’ve gone through everything you need to know about choosing the best dent puller for your car, you can get to work and get rid of that ugly ding on your vehicle. As you can see, there’s absolutely no reason to drive around with a dent in your car, when getting rid of it is both simple to do at home, and very affordable. Doing it at home can potentially save you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on professional repair. Even though having a dent on the body of your vehicle seems like a big problem, you can fix most small dents and dings at home with one of the many dent puller kits. Pulling a dent is easier than you may think. Let’s go through the whole ordeal, step by step. 1. Surface Preparation

The coercivity of a magnet is the energy required to reduce the magnetisation of a magnetised object to zero, which had previously been magnetised to the point of saturation. Essentially, it measures a magnetic material’s resistance to demagnetisation. The coercivity of magnetic material is measured in Oersteds (Oe). Open circuit flux densities can be measured using a Gauss meter and hall probe. Open circuit flux densities for neodymium magnets rarely exceed 6,000 Gauss, but because neodymium magnets have a straight line demagnetisation curve, the flux density will rise when the magnet is immersed into a circuit and the distance between north and south is reduced by the introduction of steel. The flux density can therefore rise from the open circuit value to almost the remanence value. PULL STRENGTH Maximum energy product, also referred to as BHmax is calculated by multiplying a magnet’s remanence (Br) and coercivity (Hc). REMANENCE The strongest magnets in the world are neodymium magnets which are manufactured in different grades, however, each grade is given a handy name that allows you to instantly judge which magnet is stronger. Commercially available neodymium magnets range from N35 to N55 grade; the number after the letter ‘N’ represents the magnet’s maximum energy product. So, you guessed it, an N55 grade neodymium magnet is approximately 50% stronger than an N35 magnet of the same size. GAUSS MEASUREMENTS IN COMPARISON It’s time to pull. Tug on the suction cup many times, rather than doing a single, strong pull. Tugs will help get the dent out little by little. Once your suction cup pops off, reattach it and continue to pull the dent if it’s not already out. 3. Glue Based Dent Pulling

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There are a couple of things you should consider before giving up on DIY fixing and going to a professional. Remember that professional service can be quite expensive, so you’re only better off going to a repair shop if one of the following is true: Ideally, you should wash your vehicle with any car wash soap, but don’t apply sealant or car wax. For best results, we recommend washing your vehicle with a pressure washer, since that will allow you to get rid of all debris and gunk from hard-to-reach places with ease.

If you use the dent pullers in accordance with the user manual, there’s hardly any chance you’ll damage the vehicle. If you are much stronger than an average person, pay attention not to put all your might into pulling, since you may pull too hard and create a bulge. The only thing we’d recommend, especially if you’re working with a glue-based dent puller, is to have a bit of car paint polish to fix any scratches that may appear after scraping away the glue. After polishing, always apply top-rated car paint sealants, and afterward, a top-rated car wax. On the other hand, glue pullers are an efficient treatment for any small ding or dent, regardless of the depth of the cavity. They help you get a great grip, but they’re not as efficient in large areas since they have limited extraction width. The distance between the “legs” of the puller is very important in this case. It will only pull the area between the legs, which should be placed on a level area of the car bodywork. 2. Seal Quality Dent pullers come in a variety of shapes and modes of use. Even though they all essentially do the same job, the different types of dent pullers don’t look remotely alike. They also all use different methods of grasping the surface of the vehicle body. Let’s go through the different types of dent pullers, so you can figure out which suits you best. 1. Suction Cup

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These innovative tools simplify the task, using a powerful magnet to guide wires through walls, ceilings, and confined areas. When we consider the ‘strength’ of a magnet, there are several measurements that all contribute to a magnet’s strength in different ways, which can often seem confusing. It also depends on what is meant by strength; pulling force and magnetic field strength are often both summarised as strength. Magnetic wire pullers are a game-changer in the world of electrical installations. Have you ever struggled with routing wires through tight spaces?