--- product_id: 600267075 title: "Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet 660 LB Pull-Off Force" brand: "magnetpro" price: "€ 159.40" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Magnetpro" url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/600267075-magnetpro-multipurpose-switch-magnet-660-lb-pull-off-force store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # Oil-sealed waterproof design 660 lbs pull-off force ON/OFF switch with 2 gears Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet 660 LB Pull-Off Force **Brand:** magnetpro **Price:** € 159.40 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🧲 Switch On Power, Switch Off Hassle — Magnetpro Means Business! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet 660 LB Pull-Off Force by magnetpro - **How much does it cost?** € 159.40 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/600267075-magnetpro-multipurpose-switch-magnet-660-lb-pull-off-force) ## Best For - magnetpro enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted magnetpro brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Built to Last:** Durable aluminum alloy handle, SUS304 shaft, and nickel-plated steel base ensure industrial-grade reliability. - • **Safe & User-Friendly:** Non-magnetic when OFF for easy debris removal and finger-safe unloading—work smarter, not harder. - • **Versatile Applications:** Perfect for welding, metal lifting, automation, woodworking, and even magnetic fishing—your all-in-one project partner. - • **Precision Control Switch:** Innovative ON/OFF two-gear switch lets you engage or release magnetism safely and smoothly every time. - • **Unmatched Magnetic Strength:** 660 lbs pull-off force with 220 lbs safe lifting capacity—handle heavy-duty tasks effortlessly. ## Overview The Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet delivers a powerful 660 lbs pull-off force with a safe lifting weight of 220 lbs, featuring a robust ON/OFF switch mechanism crafted from premium metals. Its waterproof, oil-sealed design and versatile use cases—from welding to automation—make it an indispensable tool for professionals demanding strength, precision, and safety in one sleek package. ## Description Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet 660 LB Pull-Off Force | On/Off Magnet Switchable for Lifting, Welding Positioning, Automation, Metal Separation, Liquid Filtration: desertcart.com: Industrial & Scientific Review: 660 lbs. pull off, 220 lbs. working force. We're gonna test that! (270 lbs. dynamic) - I've already done some initial tests - I was able to pick up my stump bucket for my tractor, which weighs 160 lbs. Couldn't pull the magnet off of it without turning it off. When I get some time, I will slap it on my 66" bucket and get a crane scale on it. The bucket weighs about 265 lbs., so if it can pull it I'll be impressed. I'm already fairly convinced it'll hold 200 lbs., so I'm a happy camper (works for my needs). $10 cheaper than the MagSwitch brand that is rated for only 150 lbs., so seems like a bargain. I'd say it's fairly easy to turn off based on other reviews, especially with the leverage-assist handle that comes with it. But from an unbiased POV, I'd say it's about average for these style of magnets - it's not without the expected resistance, but the resistance isn't hard to overcome. I like the "in-between" setting too, which will hold very light stuff. Turning it all the way off, it won't even pick up a paper clip. Update here - when using it on a really heavy piece of steel, it is much easier to turn on/off. I'll leave it to the reader to understand the physics, but to quote a famous philosopher: "Like [frikkin] magnets, how do they work?" Anyway, if it gets filings or spatter or whatever stuck to it while on, the magnet (while on) is strong enough to weakly-magnetize those things. So turning it off might not cause the debris to just fall off, but it will demagnetize over time and/or be very weak anyway. I'll post crane scale pics when I get the chance. And I got the chance! I picked up my 265 lb. tractor bucket (with 5 lbs. of tools in it, pics 1 & 2) by running 18 gauge fence wire through the small gap at the bottom of the magnet. Don't use the loop in the handle (pic 3), it's a trap! I inspected the handle after taking it off, and it appears to be pure plastic. Plastic that probably couldn't withstand the ~1600 PSI or whatever that it would take to lift 660lbs over a ~1 sq.cm. contact area. Fortunately (or good-designedly... doesn't roll off the tongue so well), removing the handle is as easy as popping off the retaining clip with some needle nose pliers and removing the pin that holds the handle on (that also probably wouldn't survive a 660 lbs. lift). Back to the wire - it probably wasn't the best method of picking things up with this, but it still exceeded the working load limit by 50 lbs. Very impressive! However, it did come off from the lateral motion in putting the bucket down (lower lip hit first and caused a slide backwards). So I wouldn't stand under it. I put another 70 lbs. in the bucket (for a 340 lbs. lift), and the magnet came off. While my expectations are exceeded, that's pretty far short of the advertised 660 lbs. 660lbs. is probably a perfectly-vertical lift on a static load. We're NOT gonna test that :) I'll add my gripes here: Nowhere in the instructions does it tell you the thread pitch/size of the threaded holes on the side. Though I just read the comments and saw that they're M6 screws. I may get some of those to tie into for another lift under better conditions... big maybe on that. But lifting a 270 lbs. dynamic load, again, is very impressive. I would trust it to hold 220 lbs. safely (and the ~100 lbs. max that I'll use it for), but I wouldn't go standing under it... wouldn't trust my life to it. And no I'm not Todd from Project Farm, but I love the channel and his homegrown memes. Review: 20lbs pulling force! - No point in having a switch when you can easily just pull it off. I'd say maybe 20lbs pulling force. ## Features - 【Strong Magnets】Rated pull-off force 660 lbs. Rated safety lifting weight 220 lbs. It takes force to turn the handle when the magnet is not touching the iron, but it will be easier to turn the handle after the bottom is in contact with the iron - 【Important Note】The steel thickness of the adsorption object has a great impact on the actual suction of this product. Please note the curve on the left side and buy carefully. If the steel is thin or has a large surface, please buy several magnets in combination - 【ON/OFF Switch】Two gears: ON gear and OFF gear. Press down before rotating. All components are made of metal. Handle and cover made of aluminum alloy, shaft made of SUS304, base made of low-carbon steel - 【Multipurpose Applications】This switching magnet can be used in manufacturing, woodworking, welding, car repair, robotics, automation, magnetic fishing, frame fences, mounting devices, cutting and gluing devices, blade guards, work supports, frames, installation of cabinets or anything that makes up your projects faster, safer and easier - 【Safe and Easy to Use】Magnetpro magnets are completely non-magnetic when OFF. Adsorbed metal and even dirt fall off automatically. Safe and easy to unload metal without cutting your fingers when you remove steel chips and dirt - 【Waterproof Design】The main internal parts are oil sealed so it can be used in water. Please clean surface water stains after use as the case is made of nickel-plated steel ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0CCDD2X1V | | Best Sellers Rank | #45,953 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #35 in Lift Magnets | | Brand | Magnetpro | | Brand Name | Magnetpro | | Color | Red | | Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 417 Reviews | | Included Components | Permanent magnets | | Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 3.54"L x 2.44"W x 4.81"Th | | Item Thickness | 4.81 inches | | Manufacturer | Magnetpro | | Material | Neodymium | | Material Type | Neodymium | | Number of Pieces | 1 | | Part Number | MSW-300T | | Product Dimensions | 3.54"L x 2.44"W x 4.81"Th | | Pull Force | 660 pounds | | Shape | Rectangular | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Magnetpro - **Color:** Red - **Material:** Neodymium - **Product Dimensions:** 3.54"L x 2.44"W x 4.81"Th - **Shape:** Rectangular ## Images ![Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet 660 LB Pull-Off Force - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61MNWGeuEzL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 660 lbs. pull off, 220 lbs. working force. We're gonna test that! (270 lbs. dynamic) *by A***S on June 12, 2026* I've already done some initial tests - I was able to pick up my stump bucket for my tractor, which weighs 160 lbs. Couldn't pull the magnet off of it without turning it off. When I get some time, I will slap it on my 66" bucket and get a crane scale on it. The bucket weighs about 265 lbs., so if it can pull it I'll be impressed. I'm already fairly convinced it'll hold 200 lbs., so I'm a happy camper (works for my needs). $10 cheaper than the MagSwitch brand that is rated for only 150 lbs., so seems like a bargain. I'd say it's fairly easy to turn off based on other reviews, especially with the leverage-assist handle that comes with it. But from an unbiased POV, I'd say it's about average for these style of magnets - it's not without the expected resistance, but the resistance isn't hard to overcome. I like the "in-between" setting too, which will hold very light stuff. Turning it all the way off, it won't even pick up a paper clip. Update here - when using it on a really heavy piece of steel, it is much easier to turn on/off. I'll leave it to the reader to understand the physics, but to quote a famous philosopher: "Like [frikkin] magnets, how do they work?" Anyway, if it gets filings or spatter or whatever stuck to it while on, the magnet (while on) is strong enough to weakly-magnetize those things. So turning it off might not cause the debris to just fall off, but it will demagnetize over time and/or be very weak anyway. I'll post crane scale pics when I get the chance. And I got the chance! I picked up my 265 lb. tractor bucket (with 5 lbs. of tools in it, pics 1 & 2) by running 18 gauge fence wire through the small gap at the bottom of the magnet. Don't use the loop in the handle (pic 3), it's a trap! I inspected the handle after taking it off, and it appears to be pure plastic. Plastic that probably couldn't withstand the ~1600 PSI or whatever that it would take to lift 660lbs over a ~1 sq.cm. contact area. Fortunately (or good-designedly... doesn't roll off the tongue so well), removing the handle is as easy as popping off the retaining clip with some needle nose pliers and removing the pin that holds the handle on (that also probably wouldn't survive a 660 lbs. lift). Back to the wire - it probably wasn't the best method of picking things up with this, but it still exceeded the working load limit by 50 lbs. Very impressive! However, it did come off from the lateral motion in putting the bucket down (lower lip hit first and caused a slide backwards). So I wouldn't stand under it. I put another 70 lbs. in the bucket (for a 340 lbs. lift), and the magnet came off. While my expectations are exceeded, that's pretty far short of the advertised 660 lbs. 660lbs. is probably a perfectly-vertical lift on a static load. We're NOT gonna test that :) I'll add my gripes here: Nowhere in the instructions does it tell you the thread pitch/size of the threaded holes on the side. Though I just read the comments and saw that they're M6 screws. I may get some of those to tie into for another lift under better conditions... big maybe on that. But lifting a 270 lbs. dynamic load, again, is very impressive. I would trust it to hold 220 lbs. safely (and the ~100 lbs. max that I'll use it for), but I wouldn't go standing under it... wouldn't trust my life to it. And no I'm not Todd from Project Farm, but I love the channel and his homegrown memes. ### ⭐ 20lbs pulling force! *by T***K on March 7, 2025* No point in having a switch when you can easily just pull it off. I'd say maybe 20lbs pulling force. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not needed *by M***Y on January 4, 2025* I didn't need this, so I can't rate it on application. I wanted one of these just because. I've only tested this on fairly thin metal, but it's crazy strong. With thicker steel I'm sure it would my even stronger. Just for seeing if it works... this absolutely "works". It is slightly magnetic while off, and insanely magnetic while on. ## Frequently Bought Together - Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet, 660 LB Pull-Off Force Switchable Magnetic System, On/Off Magnet for Lifting, Working&Welding Positioning, Liquid Filtration, Automation, Metal Separation - Magnetpro Multipurpose Switch Magnet, 220 LB Pull-Off Force Switchable Magnetic System, On/Off Magnet for Lifting, Working&Welding Positioning, Liquid Filtration, Automation, Metal Separation - Magswitch MagSquare 165 Magnetic Welding Square Base Clamp Holder for Welding Kit, Tools, Supplies and Accessories, Magnet Switch with On/Off Capabilities, 150 lb Holding Force, black --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pt/products/600267075-magnetpro-multipurpose-switch-magnet-660-lb-pull-off-force](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/600267075-magnetpro-multipurpose-switch-magnet-660-lb-pull-off-force) --- *Product available on Desertcart Portugal* *Store origin: PT* *Last updated: 2026-08-26*