Lever for PML

Lever for PML is a component of magnetic lifting clamps of the first type. The operating principle is based on electromagnets that attract ferromagnetic alloys.

The magnet moves inside the clamp housing. To activate it, the magnetic element is brought close to the surface of a load with ferromagnetic properties; to deactivate it, the element is moved away.

A lever is used to bring the magnet closer or move it away, activating the built-in system. This part is removable and replaceable: if it fails, it can be replaced.

In clamp models with a cam mechanism, the lever is also required. When pressed, the component bears against the outer surface of the product or workpiece, reducing the level of contact.

In clamps with mechanical polarity reversal, the lever rotates a movable shaft on which a series of magnets is mounted. The part is locked in two positions:

• Closed — the field acts only within the clamp.
• Open — the field is transferred to the clamp.

The choice of lever is determined by the PML model used in production or operational activities.