Map fringe fields & 3D ambient vector paths in NMR/MRI labs down to 0.3 Gauss. The analog Magnaprobe Mark I isolates low-level electromagnetic interference.
The Magnaprobe Mark I is an ultra-sensitive, ambient magnetic field indicator that is ideal for mapping NMR/MRI fringe fields and identifying low-level stray magnetic paths. Electronic magnetometers require constant axis re-zeroing. The mechanical, analog 3D Magnaprobe Mark I "compass" responds instantly to environmental fluctuations as low as 0.3 Gauss (30 µT). This allows tracking a facility's magnetic baseline changes across open spaces, ensuring nearby sensitive instruments or low-field experiments remain isolated from ambient electromagnetic interference.
I have bought several of these over the years, originally from the British company that makes them, and more recently from this company. I have trouble keeping them because everyone seems to want one. They are indispensable for showing the angle of the magnetic field in three dimensions. It is like a 3 dimensional compass, and very sensitive too. It will even show the vertical angle of the Earth's magnetic field! If your business is magnets, you need one of these.
Thanks for the feedback. This version, the Mark I is incredibly sensitive as you noted. We had them tested once & the will respond to a field as weak as 0.3 gauss. Besides declination they are great for detecting magnetic leakage in NMR/MRI labs. Overkill for Q/A though, use the Mark II instead.