Rolling Magnetic Sweeper 50lbs Pickup

A 24-inch rolling magnetic sweeper with a telescoping handle and 50 lbs of pickup capacity.

Push it across a driveway, garage floor, parking lot, or jobsite and the magnet pulls up loose nails, screws, washers, and stray metal. The telescoping handle adjusts to your height so you do not hunch over, and the wheels keep the magnet at a consistent height for steady pickup. Built for cleanup crews, contractors, and homeowners who keep finding screws in tires.

Why this magnetic sweeper works

• 50 lbs pickup capacity: Strong enough to clear a heavy spread of nails, screws, and metal scrap in one pass.
• 24-inch sweep width: Covers a driveway lane or shop floor in fewer passes than a small handheld magnet.
• Telescoping handle: Adjusts to user height so you can sweep upright instead of stooped.
• Rolling wheels: Maintain constant ground clearance so the magnet performs the same on every pass.
• Push-style operation: No batteries, no charging, no maintenance loop.
• Versatile use: Works on driveways, garages, parking lots, construction sites, and post-renovation cleanup.

Specs and details

• Pickup capacity: 50 lbs
• Sweep width: 24 inches
• Handle: telescoping push handle
• Wheels: rolling, maintain consistent magnet height
• Power: none required, push-only
• Best for: driveways, garages, parking lots, construction cleanup

Frequently asked questions

How does a rolling magnetic sweeper work?
You push it across a surface and a strong permanent magnet under the housing pulls ferrous debris off the ground. The wheels hold the magnet at the right height, and you release the load into a bucket once it is full.

What does 50 lbs pickup mean?
It is the total weight of ferrous metal the magnet can attract and hold across a typical pass. That is enough to clear heavy nail spreads, screw drops, and shop-floor scrap.

Will it pick up aluminum or stainless?
No. Magnetic sweepers only attract ferrous metals like iron and steel. Aluminum, brass, and most stainless steel will not stick.

Do I need to charge it?
No. The unit uses a permanent magnet. There is no battery and no cord to manage.