NIB oil filter magnet, anyone use/want one?

[Ssg Ken]

NEODYMIUM CYLINDER MAGNETS can be put on an oil filter to trap ferrous metal inside filter. Anyone think a 22 year old engine sheds any metal? They are a few dollars.

 

[charlief1]

Selling? Buying? or advertising? What's up Ken. Do any reloading lately?

 

[Ssg Ken]

No reloading

I saw an ad to get them wholesale. They are very cheap but you have to pay a $9.95 shipping/handling charge. They are on ebay for over ten dollars with shipping and also cheaper but you need to buy a lot and they are not stamped "oilpan" or whatever the brand is called. One guy even calls them "86-87 Buick GN", Chevy Corvette 63-67" as if there were special models,

They are about 90 cents by the hundred plus shipping. If there were a lot of interest, I thought we could place a bulk order.

I have been fishing and writing new websites. Here's a fishing site if anyone is interested. Work in progress.

Lake Martin Striper Guide Service

The website needs some color. Anyone want to sugest a background color for some of the panels (table bgcolor in html)

 

[charlief1]

Nice site Ken. You might want to get hold of SGRIM and see if he wants to let you do a "club" buy and see where it goes. As far as the site you're right but I cant think of a specific color or back ground to use. You might be able to take a pic of the lake and use it.

 

[Ssg Ken]

Nice site Ken.

Thank you. I changed it and now it is sky blue and light yellow but it is worse. The panels (table data cells) are not what I wanted.

 

[Nick McCardle]

I would be interested if you were to set up some sort of group buy.

 

[Ssg Ken]

K & J MAgnets have neat stuff

They have these:

and more
K&J Magnetics - Products

Dimensions: 3/8" dia. x 3/8" thick
Tolerances: ±0.002" x ±0.002"
Material: NdFeB, Grade N42SH
Plating/Coating: Ni-Cu-Ni (Nickel)
Magnetization Direction: Axial (Poles on Flat Ends)
Weight: 0.180 oz. (5.09 g)
Pull Force: 9.20 lbs
Surface Field: 4985 Gauss
Brmax: 13,200 Gauss
BHmax: 42 MGOe

If you are looking for a powerful magnet to put in your oil pan or attach to an oil filter, this is the magnet you need. The D66SH cylinders are made with grade N42SH (SH = Super High Temperature) material. The SH material means that the magnets can be heated to 300° F without any loss of magnetic strength, unlike standard neodymium magnets that begin to lose strength at 175° F. Suitable for many high temperature applications.


D66SH: 1 for $1.25 10 for $11.50 25 for $27.00 50 for $50.00 100 for $96.00 250 for $232.50 500 for $430.00 1000 for $800.00 2500 for $1,875.00



Looks like it is 96 cents plus a share of shiping.