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Crash Gordon

Jan 1, 1970
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How is that practical? You want me to start winding wire on the armature
plate? :)




| Here is an idea. You have a magnetized plate on the magpull. Use DC
| and the magpull and the plate will act like to magnets. When energized
| they will attract. Reverse DC and the field and they will not only open
| but repel the door just enough to grab the door.
|
| BobbyD
|
| Crash Gordon wrote:
|
| >Working on a custom maglock project. I need something like a 12v solenoid
to
| >"bump" a hidden door opened after the maglock releases. There's no
visible
| >means of opening the door from outside the room. Just has to bump the
door
| >opened enough so you can grab the door to open it.
| >
| >Or..any other ideas?
| >
| >
| >
| >
|
 
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Frank Olson

Jan 1, 1970
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bdolph said:
Here is an idea. You have a magnetized plate on the magpull. Use DC
and the magpull and the plate will act like to magnets. When energized
they will attract. Reverse DC and the field and they will not only open
but repel the door just enough to grab the door.


I don't think a magnetic lock works that way when you reverse the
current. I've never tried it though, so I can't be sure.
 
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ABLE_1

Jan 1, 1970
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When you order be sure to request a catalog. It is 30% bigger than
Grainger. However watch the pricing. They do seem to be a bit high but
they have the stuff you need. The other great thing is they do
not................................. (your find out if you order, don't want
to put all info on a public forum).

And the search on the website is excellent.

Les
 
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Bob La Londe

Jan 1, 1970
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Do a search for electric piston.


Crash Gordon said:
Working on a custom maglock project. I need something like a 12v solenoid to
"bump" a hidden door opened after the maglock releases. There's no visible
means of opening the door from outside the room. Just has to bump the door
opened enough so you can grab the door to open it.

Or..any other ideas?



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Matt Ion

Jan 1, 1970
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Frank said:
I don't think a magnetic lock works that way when you reverse the
current. I've never tried it though, so I can't be sure.

He's talking about the plate being magnetized... which they normally are
not. You'd have to modify it accordingly - maybe drill a few holes and
embed some small fixed magnets.


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