Magnetic Sweeper 24 Inch Rolling Nail Pickup Tool Wood Handle Wheels

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Magnetic Sweeper 24" - Rolling Nail and Metal Debris Pickup 24" Sweep Width | Wood Handle | Rubber Wheels | Job Site Cleanup | Metal Debris Collection MAGNETIC SWEEPER - CLEAN UP N AILS AND METAL DEBRIS BEFORE THEY CAUSE PROBLEMS The rolling magnetic pickup that collects nails, screws, and metal debris from job sites - protect tires, equipment, and people from dropped fasteners! 24" Sweep Width | Strong Magnets | Easy Rolling Operation Key Benefits at a Glance 24" Sweep Width Covers ground efficiently. Strong Magnets Picks up nails and screws. Rolling Design Easy push/pull operation. Wood Handle Comfortable, durable grip. Magnetic Sweeper 24" - Damascus, Oregon: The Magnetic Sweeper is a rolling pickup tool that collects nails, screws, staples, and other metal debris from job sites. The 24-inch wide magnetic bar contains powerful magnets that attract and hold ferrous metal objects as you roll the sweeper across the ground. The rubber wheels allow easy pushing or pulling while the long wood handle lets you operate the sweeper while standing upright. For gutter contractors, the magnetic sweeper is an essential cleanup tool. Gutter installation involves driving hundreds of screws and nails, and inevitably some get dropped - in driveways, walkways, lawns, and landscaping beds. Left behind, these fasteners become hazards: flat tires for vehicles, punctured lawn mower tires, and potential foot injuries for homeowners. A quick pass with the magnetic sweeper after installation collects the dropped fasteners and leaves the job site clean. The 24-inch sweep width covers a typical driveway width in a few passes and is narrow enough to maneuver around landscaping and tight spaces. The magnets are strong enough to pick up nails and screws through grass and mulch, though very deep debris may require slower passes. GutterAll stocks Magnetic Sweepers at the Damascus, Oregon warehouse for contractors who want to leave job sites clean and professional. Product Sweep Width Handle Wheels Magnetic Sweeper 24 inches Wood Rubber Location: GutterAll - 19759 SE Sunnyside Rd, Damascus, Oregon 97089 - Mon-Fri 7am-4pm, Sat 8am-2pm PST Phone: (503) 850-6784 Email: [email protected] Contractor Pricing: Volume discounts available Why Job Site Cleanup Matters Dropped fasteners create liability and reputation problems. A nail left in a driveway can puncture a homeowner's tire days or weeks after you leave. That flat tire becomes associated with your work, even if the connection is not immediately obvious. Nails in lawns damage mower blades and can become projectiles when hit by string trimmers. Metal debris in landscaping beds can injure homeowners during gardening. A quick sweep with the magnetic sweeper takes a few minutes but eliminates these risks. Professional contractors include job site cleanup as a standard part of every installation - it protects the customer, protects your reputation, and demonstrates attention to detail that distinguishes quality work. Job Site Applications: The Magnetic Sweeper is essential for cleanup after any work involving metal fasteners: Application Debris Collected Why Sweeping Matters Gutter Installation Hanger screws, sheet metal screws Protect driveways and lawns Roofing Work Roofing nails, staples Prevent tire punctures Siding Installation Siding nails, trim screws Clean up around foundation Framing/Construction Framing nails, screws Safe work area Demolition Cleanup Mixed metal debris Prepare area for next phase Contractor Insight: Make the magnetic sweeper the last step of every job. Walk the driveway, sidewalks, lawn areas around the work zone, and any paths between your staging area and the work location. Pay special attention to areas where you loaded and unloaded materials - that is where fasteners tend to fall from packaging and tool bags. A few minutes of sweeping prevents callbacks, complaints, and liability issues. How Magnetic Sweepers Work: The magnetic sweeper contains powerful permanent magnets housed in a metal bar between two wheels. As you roll the sweeper across the ground, the magnetic field extends below the housing and attracts ferrous (iron-containing) metal objects - nails, screws, staples, metal shavings, and similar debris. The attracted metal sticks to the underside of the magnetic bar and travels with the sweeper as you continue rolling. To release collected debris, most magnetic sweepers have a release mechanism or you can pull the debris off manually over a trash container. The magnets are strong enough to attract metal through grass, gravel, and thin layers of mulch, though deeply buried debris may require slower passes or multiple passes. The 24-inch width allows efficient coverage of driveways and work areas. 24-Inch Sweep Width: The 24-inch width is a practical size for most contractor applications. It is wide enough to cover a standard driveway in 4-5 passes, yet narrow enough to maneuver around landscaping, between vehicles, and in tight spaces. Wider sweepers (30-36 inch) cover more ground per pass but are harder to maneuver and store. Narrower sweepers (14-18 inch) are more portable but require more passes for complete coverage. The 24-inch size balances efficiency and maneuverability for typical gutter installation, roofing, and general contractor work. The sweeper fits in most truck beds and van cargo areas for transport between job sites. Key Features of Magnetic Sweeper 24": Feature Description Contractor Benefit 24" Sweep Width Wide magnetic coverage Efficient ground coverage Strong Magnets Permanent magnets Picks up nails through grass Rubber Wheels Smooth rolling Easy operation on all surfaces Wood Handle Long, comfortable grip Stand-up operation Push/Pull Design Operates in both directions Flexible operation Metal Housing Durable construction Withstands job site use The Magnetic Sweeper 24" is a rolling magnetic pickup tool that collects nails, screws, staples, and metal debris from job sites. Also known as a rolling magnet, nail sweeper, magnetic broom, or debris picker, this tool features a 24-inch wide magnetic bar, rubber wheels for smooth rolling, and a long wood handle for comfortable stand-up operation. Strong permanent magnets attract and hold ferrous metal debris for easy collection and disposal. GutterAll stocks Magnetic Sweepers at the Damascus, Oregon warehouse. Contact (503) 850-6784 or email [email protected] to order. Key Benefits - Why Contractors Use Magnetic Sweepers: Nail and Screw Pickup: Collects dropped fasteners from ground Tire Protection: Prevents punctures in customer driveways Lawn Safety: Removes hazards before mowing Professional Finish: Clean job sites build reputation 24" Width: Efficient coverage of driveways and work areas Strong Magnets: Picks up through grass and light mulch Rolling Design: Easy push/pull operation Wood Handle: Comfortable grip for extended use Rubber Wheels: Smooth operation on all surfaces Stand-Up Use: No bending or kneeling required Quick Cleanup: Cover large areas in minutes No Batteries: Permanent magnets, always ready Liability Reduction: Remove hazards before leaving Versatile Use: Works on concrete, asphalt, grass, gravel Easy Transport: Fits in truck beds and vans Product Specifications: Product Type: Magnetic Sweeper / Rolling Nail Pickup Sweep Width: 24 inches Handle: Wood Wheels: Rubber Magnet Type: Permanent magnets Housing: Metal Picks Up: Nails, screws, staples, metal shavings, ferrous debris Works On: Concrete, asphalt, grass, gravel, dirt Expected Service Life: Magnets are permanent and do not weaken; wheels and handle may wear with heavy use; clean debris from magnets regularly for best performance; replace if wheels fail or handle breaks Condition: New Metal Debris Pickup Options Comparison: MAGNETIC SWEEPER (THIS PRODUCT) Rolling operation 24" sweep width Stand-up use Large area coverage Best for: Job site cleanup MAGNETIC PICKUP TOOL Telescoping wand Single item pickup Tight spaces Precision retrieval Best for: Individual item retrieval HAND MAGNET Handheld use Small areas Bending required Portable Best for: Small spot cleanup Pro Tip: The magnetic sweeper is your primary job site cleanup tool for large areas - driveways, sidewalks, lawns around the work zone. Keep a magnetic pickup wand in your truck for retrieving individual dropped fasteners during work and for tight spaces the sweeper cannot reach. The combination covers all scenarios: sweeper for end-of-job cleanup, wand for during-job retrieval. Common Names - Same Tool: Magnetic sweepers are known by several names in the trades: Magnetic Sweeper Most common name Rolling Magnet Design description Nail Sweeper Primary use name Magnetic Broom Alternative name Debris Picker Function name Roofing Magnet Trade-specific name Who Uses Magnetic Sweepers? Gutter Installation Contractors Post-installation cleanup Driveway and lawn sweeping Dropped screw collection Professional job completion Customer property protection Liability prevention Contractor Benefit: Clean sites, happy customers Roofing and General Contractors Roofing nail cleanup Framing debris collection Siding installation cleanup Construction site safety Equipment protection Parking area maintenance Contractor Benefit: Safe sites, reduced liability Setup Guide - How to Use Magnetic Sweeper: Assemble if Needed: Attach handle to magnetic bar if shipped disassembled Position at Work Area: Start at one edge of the area to be swept Push or Pull: Roll sweeper across the ground in overlapping passes Cover Entire Area: Sweep driveways, sidewalks, lawn areas, and staging zones Check Problem Areas: Make extra passes where you worked or unloaded materials Listen and Watch: Metal clicking indicates debris pickup Release Debris: Over trash container, use release mechanism or pull debris off manually Store Properly: Keep clean and dry; store where handle will not be damaged Pro Tip: Develop a systematic sweep pattern for job sites. Start with the driveway and work outward to sidewalks and lawn areas. Pay extra attention to areas directly below where you worked - under the roofline for gutter jobs, around the house perimeter for siding work. Also sweep paths between your truck/trailer and the work area where you carried materials. A consistent pattern ensures complete coverage and becomes second nature. Frequently Asked Questions: Q: Will it pick up nails in grass? Yes. The magnets are strong enough to attract nails and screws through grass. For tall grass or thick coverage, make slower passes or multiple passes for best results. Q: How do I remove collected debris? Position the sweeper over a trash container and use the release mechanism if equipped, or pull debris off manually. Some contractors use gloves to avoid sharp edges. Q: Does it pick up aluminum or stainless steel? No. The magnets only attract ferrous (iron-containing) metals like carbon steel. Aluminum, brass, copper, and most stainless steel grades are non-magnetic. Q: Can I use it on gravel driveways? Yes. The sweeper works on gravel, though rolling may be slightly harder than on smooth surfaces. The magnets will still attract metal debris in and around the gravel. Q: Will it fit in my truck bed? Yes. The 24-inch width fits in standard truck beds and van cargo areas. The handle may need to be positioned diagonally or removed for compact storage. Q: Is contractor pricing available? Yes. GutterAll offers contractor pricing on tools and equipment. Contact (503) 850-6784 or email [email protected] for volume pricing. Safety and Care Notice WEAR GLOVES WHEN HANDLING COLLECTED DEBRIS. Collected nails and screws may have sharp points or edges. Use gloves when removing debris from the magnet surface. Keep magnetic sweeper away from sensitive electronics, pacemakers, credit cards, and other magnetic-sensitive items. The sweeper only collects ferrous metals - visually inspect work areas for non-magnetic debris that the sweeper will not collect. Do not force the sweeper over obstacles - lift and reposition to avoid wheel or handle damage. Store in a dry location to prevent handle deterioration. If wheels become damaged or do not roll smoothly, replace the sweeper to maintain effective operation. Order Magnetic Sweeper 24" The rolling magnetic pickup that keeps job sites clean and safe. Magnetic Sweeper 24" collects nails, screws, staples, and metal debris from driveways, lawns, and work areas. 24-inch sweep width covers ground efficiently. Strong permanent magnets attract ferrous metal through grass and gravel. Wood handle and rubber wheels for easy operation. GutterAll stocks Magnetic Sweepers at the Damascus, Oregon warehouse. Contractor pricing available. 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