What is magnet salvage?

Just like how we use metal detectors to search for metal objects underground, this new concept uses strong magnets to search for metal objects in water bodies. Have you ever thought about what might lurk deep in your local lakes/rivers? Some interesting discoveries come from those who curiously connect strong magnets to the end of the rope. 

What do you need?

The best magnet for magnetic fishing is neodymium magnet. These magnets are usually compact in size and have enormous pulling force. 

These magnets are rare earth magnets, considered to be the strongest usable magnets. An important fact to remember is that these magnets can damage electronic devices and cause harm! 

Do not attempt to put two of these magnets together, as they may break under external force. So be very careful! In addition, you also need a long and sturdy rope. 

We recommend using a rope at least 50 feet long as it is ideal for shallow water and fishing in most places. It is also important to use high-quality nylon umbrella ropes because they have strength, durability, elasticity, high wear resistance, and good knotting ability.

Best place for magnet salvage

Almost everywhere there are bodies of water such as lakes, rivers, swamps, ponds and streams, dams and sewers. 

You are sure to find metal items in urban areas and places that are within walking distance and frequently visited. 

You can always try fishing in off-the-beaten-path areas, as you may find something that has gone undisturbed for a long time! 

For more unique and interesting finds, try historic areas. Imagine treasures hidden in the depths, and you might even find something you can donate to a local museum.

Finally

Magnetism is like an invisible hand to assist us to suck the workpiece, we through the clever use of magnet technology, simplify the structure of all kinds of tools, but also make the workpiece to improve the performance of the process, so that the production has become easier to see the magnetic tool can help us to achieve unexpected results.