Strategic Partnership Announced with Mag Daddy and HellermannTyton
May 29, 2023
Will add magnetic mounts and fasteners to line-up with Mag Daddy LLC Partnership
HellermannTyton has partnered with Mag Daddy LLC to supply their line of ultra-strong magnetic wire-routing mounts and fasteners. The products will be sold through HellermannTyton North America’s distributor network.
Key to the product line are neodymium magnets, the strongest of all rare-earth magnets. They are often referred to as “permanent” because, in normal applications, they will lose less than 1 percent of their strength over 10 years.
The magnets are paired with cable tie mounts, clips, bridle rings and J-hooks. In wire routing applications, these products require no drilling, welding or extra mounting hardware. They are easier to install in hard-to-reach areas or blind spots than products that require extra mounting hardware or tools.
The magnets adhere to most commercial and industrial metal surfaces, even if covered with oil, grease, paint or debris. Some installers use them as “a second set of hands” to assist in cable routing.
“We’re constantly studying new ways to efficiently manage wire bundles and cables,” said Madalyn Falk, electrical product manager at HellermannTyton. “The Mag Daddy line is an exciting addition to our portfolio, and I think users will appreciate the fact that these products are infinitely reusable, a value-add compared to disposable products.”
Madalyn Falk, electrical product manager at HellermannTyton
“We are thrilled to announce our new partnership between Mag Daddy and HellermannTyton,” said Michele Lubbert, president of Mag Daddy LLC, “which combines the unique strengths and expertise of each company to bring increased value to our customers.”
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