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Mighty Mag w/Quick Release (1 Each)

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About this item

  • The Mighty Mag test and dial indicator magnetic base is one of the most versatile and compact magnetic bases available
  • It has a rugged zinc diecast housing which contains a powerful high-quality magnetic assembly with 45 pounds of holding power. It is compact at 4-3/8” x 1” x 1-1/16”.
  • Contains a quick-release cam lever for fast and easy repositioning
  • It contains 6 mounting locations: three with 1/4-20 tapped holes, one 10-32 tapped hole, one 3/8” reamed home and one V-shaped hole to accommodate rods or accessories from 1/8” to 5/16” in diameter.
  • Will accommodate most lathe of machine shop devices and ensure they stay on place for accurate measurements. You will never stop discovering uses and applications for a Mighty Mag.


For use in a wide number of applications from inspection to machine tool set up. Sturdy zinc die cast housing with a high quality industrial magnet. Measures only 4-1/2 x 1 x 1-1/2 with 45 lbs. of holding power. Allows for many mounting options; three 1/4-20 tapped holes, one 10-32 tapped hole, one 3/8 reamed hole. Also has a V-shaped hole in the back so rods or accessories from 1/8 to 5/16 can be affixed.


Mary Ann McCready
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Great seller, excellent product
Jolo
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
Works as it should
Brian Mitchell HT Dairy/Frozen
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021
If I could give this zero stars, I would, but I suppose it deserves one because it is magnetic after all. None of the holes on this damn thing are tapped. Screws included are useless. This thing is useless. It's a $20 fridge magnet for god's sake. Do not buy from this seller.
DGewey
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2021
This is an okay little magnet, but the small, cube shaped indicator bases for sale on Amazon (the ones that have the knob on the front to turn the magnet on or off) are WAY stronger, and they're not that much bigger! As a matter of fact, since they're cube shaped, their "footprint" is actually smaller than the mighty mag, they just sit taller, and they're about 2x as wide as M-Mag.If you aren't limited on space, where you need to install this in a tight "channel" somewhere (Because this one is long, skinny, and short) I would go with the switchable generic indicator base instead! Not only is the magnet a lot stronger (in the vertical direction) you can also switch the magnetic "power" on and off, making it very easy to place, and remove.The mighty mag shines when space is tight, or you need more magnetic pull in a twisting/rotational direction. The cube style likes to easily twist or spin on whatever surface it's stuck to, but since the mighty mag is long and skinny, it resists spinning around when you pull on or move your indicator.Mine was promised to have a quick release with it, which is basically just that little "lever" on the end to help pry it up/off the surface you stick it to.. and mine came shipped with NO such part! It lists it on the label, but it was not inside the box or inside the shipping envelope it came in either. It's not the end of the world to me, since I'll probably never really use the release lever, but it would have been nice to at least get it with the item since it was promised.
Tena1998
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2016
Mighty Mag is pretty much the standard for magnetic indicator bases where I work, as well as for a tool box version of refrigerator magnets. The only thing I didn't like was that the quick release cam was a shoddy workmanship example of aluminum diecasting. Signs of drag from the die and smashed over flash around the eject pins were unsightly but didn't affect performance. The problem was that the thickness (from dieblow maybe, or the core pin wasn't designated as a MILTP41 job?) was too thick for the provided shoulder bolt, and it wouldn't toggle once you snugged down the bolt. I milled the back surface down a bit and while I was at it cleaned up the cosmetic flaws, and it works smoothly now. Other than that, Mighty Mag has always been 5 stars in my book, and all the techs and mechs I work with seem to agree..
Happy ag
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2014
On advice from a couple other kind buyers of this product, mine arrived today. I agree with one reviewer, the paint was flaking off which probably is no big deal, though in a humid environment I suspect rust would set in quickly. The magnet is VERY strong, and the cam lever makes removal/repositioning much easier. The tapped holes were not positioned where I could use them for lateral mounting to a shop-made wood fence. I called the company; a representative said that drilling through the side of the magnet for additional mounting points would not affect the magnetic holding power. My available drill bits dulled out quickly and I'm too impatient to buy harder/better quality drill bits. Since the paint was already flaking I abraded off all the paint on the mounting side and carefully Gorilla glued it to my fence. I'll follow up with another edit after it's cured and put through its paces. I suspect I might need two of these to make the fence rock stable, but maybe one will do. This is for my small band saw and I only cut very small pieces of wood on it, so it doesn't need the rigidity for resawing and such. Stay tuned!Update, many months later: I haven't had to add another unit to my fence.....it stays put fairly well as long as I don't apply too much lateral pressure against it, which is needed for my application. It still holds great.
Louis V.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2014
Received 2 of these on time , but one was missing quick release and screw to hold it . I need to use these right now so returning one and waiting for a replacement is not an option.Kind of disappointed that there is no way to get these parts sent to me, and the fact that there is a lack of final quality control before items are shipped! UPDATE: The very next day I received an email to correct the problem. I received the missing parts 2 days later! Now thats customer service. Thank you!
Jason B. Wissbrod
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2011
I was expecting the lever to remove the magnetic field, as it would on a traditional mag base indicator holder. However the lever actually just acts as a simply cam, which physically prys the mag up away from the surface and allows you to install or remove it much easier. This is a good thing because the Mighty Mag works so well that it tends to slam down when you place it. That can be hard on the precision instruments mounted to it. Especially when you've got a nice $200 dial indicator attached as I often do. This simple little cam lever helps you place and remove the indicator more carefully, and for not much more money than a traditional Mighty Mag. I'll be buying all of my Mighty Mags with the lever from now on.