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Rockwell Automation Publication MMI-UM002F-EN-P - October 2022
Separating Magnet Arrays
Magnet arrays can become stuck to each other or to any ferrous materials through improper
handling. It is the responsibility of the user to define and implement their own separation pro-
cedures. It can be impossible to separate large magnet arrays.
• Magnet arrays that become stuck to each other should only be separated by trained
personnel. Returning stuck magnet arrays to MagneMotion for separation is recom-
mended, see Contact Rockwell Automation Technical Support on page 382.
• Magnet arrays stuck to a surface can be removed by sliding the array to the edge of the
surface it is stuck to. Slide the array so it is only in minimal contact with the edge.
Then lift the array away from the edge starting at one end of the array.
MAGNETIC FIELD HAZARD: Strong magnets in use.
To avoid severe injury, people with pacemakers and other
medical electronic implants must stay away from the magnet
array on the vehicles (pucks).
PINCH/CRUSH HAZARD: Strong magnets in use.
To avoid injury from strong magnetic attractive forces:
• Handle only one vehicle (puck) or magnet array at a time.
• Do not place any body parts (for example, fingers)
between a magnet array and any ferrous material or
another magnet array.
• Vehicles (pucks) and magnet arrays not being used must
be secured individually in isolated packaging.
NOTICE Strong magnets in use.
To avoid damage to watches, instruments, electronics, and
magnetic media, keep metal tools, metal objects, magnetic
media (for example, memory disks/chips, credit cards, and
tapes) and electronics away from the magnet arrays.
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