This 60mm (2.36 in.) double-sided N35 neodymium fishing magnet is designed for magnet fishing, underwater metal recovery and salvage work. Its double-sided configuration provides magnetic pickup surfaces on both sides of the assembly, making it especially useful when dragging or sweeping across submerged steel objects where the magnet may approach from different angles.
The product has an M8 eye and a listed pull-force rating of 153.97 lb. Treat that figure as a controlled direct-contact rating, not a guaranteed underwater recovery capacity. Actual recovery force can be much lower when the target is rusty, painted, curved, thin, partially buried, contacted at an angle, or separated from the magnet by debris or an air/water gap.
| Magnet Size: |
60 mm / 2.36" |
| Material: |
Rare Earth NdFeB |
| Grade: |
N35 |
| Coating: |
Ni-Cu-Ni |
| Br (typical): |
12,100 Gauss |
| BHmax (typical): |
35 MGOe |
| Max Temperature: |
80°C / 176°F |
| Listed Pull Force: |
153.97 lb |
| Style: |
Double-sided fishing / recovery magnet with M8 eye |
Why Choose a Double-Sided Fishing Magnet?
A double-sided recovery magnet is useful when the magnet is pulled laterally across a riverbed, dock area, canal, lake bottom or other submerged surface. Because both faces can attract ferrous objects, the assembly is less dependent on landing perfectly flat on one specific face.
Fishing Magnet Pull Force: What to Expect
Published pull-force ratings are typically measured under favorable contact conditions against suitable steel. Real-world recovery force depends on contact area, steel thickness, target shape, corrosion, surface contamination, pull angle and whether the load peels or slides away from the magnet. For more background, see Magnet Pull Force vs. Push Force.
Safety & Use Notes
- Use properly rated rope, cable and attachment hardware suitable for the load and environment.
- Protect hands and eyes: strong neodymium assemblies can pinch or crush fingers and recovered objects may be sharp or corroded.
- Keep the magnet away from electronics, magnetic media, pacemakers and other magnet-sensitive equipment.
- Check local rules before magnet fishing. If a recovered item appears to be a weapon, explosive or other hazardous object, do not handle it further; contact the appropriate local authority.
- Rinse, dry and inspect the assembly after use, especially after exposure to salt water or contaminated water.
Need a larger single-sided recovery magnet with a higher listed pull rating? See the 120mm Single-Sided Fishing Magnet. To compare both options, browse Fishing Magnets.
