🔧 Unleash the Power of Magnetism Anywhere!
The TTCSD-7 110V Portable Magnetizer/DeMagnetizer is a lightweight, user-friendly device designed for effortless magnetization and demagnetization. Operating on 110V AC with a push-button control, it ensures safety with its electrical and thermal protection features. Ideal for professionals on the go, this stylish tool combines functionality with a striking design.
| Manufacturer | TTC |
| Part Number | 285-2700 |
| Item Weight | 2.62 pounds |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Red, Black |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
M**
Perfect sevice
Worked for my needs
T**Y
A+
Nice just what I need
A**P
Great toolbox addition!
Works like a charm!
C**.
Works well, but heats up fast
Accidentally magnetized a set of cutters, and I hate magnetized tools, so bought because I had lost my old one.Works well, demag-ed my cutters quickly. One reviewer said there were no instructions, but my box had instructions.It did go into thermal shutdown (anything over 60dC) quicker than I expected, and since it's got such a big coil took a while to cool down for use again.For my unbox and first use, plus some oscilloscope traces, search YouTube for "C.K. tries a demagnetizer"
A**T
seems to magnetize ok
there were no insructions included. the unit just has 1 momentary switch. its unclear how to demagnetize. I would of thought there would at least have a mode switch if no instructions were included . not even a web address. you can tell the unit is on by the vibration it makes and does magnetize. if some instruction was provided and a mode switch I would of given the 5 stars
S**S
No Instructions
I had to wait for an appointment with my chiropractor to figure out how to use this. He suggested I return this as we do not know how to use it. Now my return window is closed. WHERE are the instructions?
A**R
Works good if you know how to use it
No latching push-button switch. Push and hold, it is on. Release the button and it is off.Pass the metal object through the hole a few times and it is magnetized. To demagnetize, rub the metal object around the outside diameter of the tool a few times.These, my friends, are the instructions they did not include. At least for the one that I have.
