EquiHook Magnetic Bridle Hook - 5 Bundle
Regular price
£62.00
SAVE WITH OUR 5 PACK BUNDLE
The EquiHook is the modern solution to tack organization. With its magnetic attachment and sturdy design, it securely holds up to 6kg of bridles and more. Versatile and easy to install, it's the perfect addition to any equestrian's stable toolkit.
Want the best results? Check out our Magnetic Surface Guide below!
5 x EquiHook in your choice of colour:
Understanding Magnetism: How Metal Surfaces Affect Magnetic Strength
At Equihook, we pride ourselves on the quality and strength of our magnetic bridle hooks. Our hooks use powerful magnets with a pulling force of 20kg, capable of holding up to 6kg on suitable metal surfaces. However, it’s important to understand that not all metal surfaces are the same, and this can affect the performance of the magnets. Here’s a quick guide to help you understand how different metals interact with magnets:
1. Ferromagnetic Metals: The Best Choice
Ferromagnetic metals like iron, steel, and nickel are ideal for magnetic hooks. These metals have high magnetic permeability, meaning they easily allow magnetic lines of force to pass through them. As a result, our bridle hooks will perform optimally on these surfaces, providing a strong and secure hold.
- Examples: Steel barn doors, wash box posts, stable door & gate furniture, non aluminium lorry partitions, and metal stable walls/dividers.
2. Stainless Steel: Varies by Type
Stainless steel can be tricky because it comes in various grades, some of which are magnetic and others are not. Generally, stainless steel with high chromium content and low nickel content (like 400 series stainless steels) is magnetic and will work well with our hooks. In contrast, 300 series stainless steels, which have higher nickel content, are typically not magnetic.
- Note: If you’re unsure about your stainless steel surface, a simple way to test its magnetism is to use a fridge magnet. If it sticks, our hooks should work well.
3. Non-Ferromagnetic Metals: Less Effective
Metals like aluminum, brass, copper, and zinc are non-ferromagnetic. This means our hooks will have a much weaker hold on these surfaces. If you need to use our hooks on these materials, consider adding a ferromagnetic plate or strip to the mounting area.
- Examples: Aluminum stall doors, brass fittings.
Tips for Optimal Use
- Ensure Clean Surfaces: For the best performance, make sure the metal surface is clean and free from dust or debris.
- Check Surface Thickness: Thicker metal surfaces usually provide better magnetic hold. Thin metal sheets might not support the weight as effectively.
- Use Ferromagnetic Strips: For surfaces where magnetic hold is insufficient, consider adding a ferromagnetic plate or strip to the mounting area to enhance the magnetic grip.
We hope this guide helps you understand how to get the best performance from your Equihook magnetic bridle hooks. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please feel free to contact our customer support team. We’re here to help!
Did you know you can customise your equihooks? Whether you are a brand looking to add EquiHooks to your merchandise range, or a proffesisional barn looking to elevate the visual appeal & cohesion of your facilities.
Check out our page on custom EquiHooks to find out more (please note minimum quantities are required)
We offer free shipping on orders over £25. Orders will be processed within 24 hours. Check our Shipping & Returns page for further information on shipping times.
Regular price
£62.00
SAVE WITH OUR 5 PACK BUNDLE
The EquiHook is the modern solution to tack organization. With its magnetic attachment and sturdy design, it securely holds up to 6kg of bridles and more. Versatile and easy to install, it's the perfect addition to any equestrian's stable toolkit.
Want the best results? Check out our Magnetic Surface Guide below!
5 x EquiHook in your choice of colour:
Understanding Magnetism: How Metal Surfaces Affect Magnetic Strength
At Equihook, we pride ourselves on the quality and strength of our magnetic bridle hooks. Our hooks use powerful magnets with a pulling force of 20kg, capable of holding up to 6kg on suitable metal surfaces. However, it’s important to understand that not all metal surfaces are the same, and this can affect the performance of the magnets. Here’s a quick guide to help you understand how different metals interact with magnets:
1. Ferromagnetic Metals: The Best Choice
Ferromagnetic metals like iron, steel, and nickel are ideal for magnetic hooks. These metals have high magnetic permeability, meaning they easily allow magnetic lines of force to pass through them. As a result, our bridle hooks will perform optimally on these surfaces, providing a strong and secure hold.
- Examples: Steel barn doors, wash box posts, stable door & gate furniture, non aluminium lorry partitions, and metal stable walls/dividers.
2. Stainless Steel: Varies by Type
Stainless steel can be tricky because it comes in various grades, some of which are magnetic and others are not. Generally, stainless steel with high chromium content and low nickel content (like 400 series stainless steels) is magnetic and will work well with our hooks. In contrast, 300 series stainless steels, which have higher nickel content, are typically not magnetic.
- Note: If you’re unsure about your stainless steel surface, a simple way to test its magnetism is to use a fridge magnet. If it sticks, our hooks should work well.
3. Non-Ferromagnetic Metals: Less Effective
Metals like aluminum, brass, copper, and zinc are non-ferromagnetic. This means our hooks will have a much weaker hold on these surfaces. If you need to use our hooks on these materials, consider adding a ferromagnetic plate or strip to the mounting area.
- Examples: Aluminum stall doors, brass fittings.
Tips for Optimal Use
- Ensure Clean Surfaces: For the best performance, make sure the metal surface is clean and free from dust or debris.
- Check Surface Thickness: Thicker metal surfaces usually provide better magnetic hold. Thin metal sheets might not support the weight as effectively.
- Use Ferromagnetic Strips: For surfaces where magnetic hold is insufficient, consider adding a ferromagnetic plate or strip to the mounting area to enhance the magnetic grip.
We hope this guide helps you understand how to get the best performance from your Equihook magnetic bridle hooks. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please feel free to contact our customer support team. We’re here to help!
Did you know you can customise your equihooks? Whether you are a brand looking to add EquiHooks to your merchandise range, or a proffesisional barn looking to elevate the visual appeal & cohesion of your facilities.
Check out our page on custom EquiHooks to find out more (please note minimum quantities are required)
We offer free shipping on orders over £25. Orders will be processed within 24 hours. Check our Shipping & Returns page for further information on shipping times.
Don't just hear it from us...
"A great gadget! Holds my bridle on the stable door! Light but sturdy. Would certainly recommend."
"Great product, great size and the magnet is far stronger than is advertised. Great for around the yard, the trailer anywhere you might want a temporary bridle hook."
"Just a super product. Holds bridle or halter but no sticking out bits so safe on stable door. Love it."
Strong & Reliable
Strong & Reliable
EquiHooks attach instantly to metal surfaces — no drilling, no damage, no fuss.
Move Them Anytime
Move Them Anytime
Switch hooks from tack room to trailer in seconds. Wherever you need storage, EquiHook goes too.
Over 18 Colors
Over 18 Colors
Find the perfect EquiHook to match your barn style — from bold brights to timeless classics.
