Instruction: Answer the given question by extracting information from the supporting document.

Input:
Question: Does this capper have a magnet to hold the caps in place?
Document: This Italian company makes two different capper models.The one pictured (at the moment) in the main listing picture has black plastic pieces that secure the cap in place (towards bottom of capper). This is actually the &#34;art 108&#34; model, and is designed for caps that are 28.5mm (a little bit bigger).The one that they are sending has red plastic pieces that secure the cap in place.
Best hand-held capper I have ever seen. DRASTICALLY better than cheap plastic cappers, heavy-duty. Also, this thing clicks into place when cap has been seated and crimped properly.
Works wonderfully and is much sturdier than the standard plastic capper that came with my brew kit. Note that it leaves a circular indentation on the top of your bottle caps, but that doesn't bother me at all.
Metal construction is very sturdy much more so than plastic body cappers, how ever it should be noted it is meant for 26.5 mm caps and is not adjustable. Definitely a worth while upgrade from the smaller plastic body capper.
This capper worked great! I didn't shatter any bottles. This is not a bad thing but, the caps will have an indention in the top of the cap where they were pressed down, so the caps wont look like store bought. It just makes it easier to identify homebrew, I think.
It's not crazy ugly.And yes, it would seem that it does tend to get stuck to the bottle after securing the cap in place, but a &#34;very&#34; small amount of force usually releases that. Perhaps the StarSan lubrication trick might work?
So, it's basically a normal capping cone but with maybe 8 or so vertical slots in it. I guess it helps to remove the bottles. I don't know if it's potentially dangerous or not, but about 3 pleats of the cap wind up going in these cutouts and not getting properly crimped. So, the cap winds up being completely crimped except for about 3 creases or pleats. The seal is fine, but I don't know about whether or not that lowers the maximum pressure the cap can hold.
Tried it out on a few bottles and the amount of pressure needed to remove one of these caps compared to a regular store baught beer felt the same.
Works great. Even to recap bottles. Used it to make salt and pepper shakers out of my favorite beer bottles. Just drilled holes in caps then re-capped with this rig. Love it!! !
The Pros: It caps bottles, so at the very least it is a fully functional item. It's all metal, except for some high impact plastic (really feels more like nylon) that keeps the metal from touching the glass parts on the bottles so it's really sturdy. All of the joints are riveted so if it ever fails it should be really easy to repair.
Answer: Yes it has a very small magnet to hold caps in place. Not a lot of experience with other brands but this seems to be the best I have seen