Magnets with bore and countersink for screwing

Screw-on magnetic force: The magnets in this category have one or two countersunk holes so that the block magnets can be screwed on using countersunk screws. Due to the special design, the flat screw-on magnets are hardly bulky and still have the good adhesive force that you are used to with neodymium magnets. They are magnetized by their height (axial magnetization). Of course, there are many possible uses for this type of magnet, such as trade fair and shop construction, kitchen or furniture construction, etc. You can also use it to securely attach signs, tools and metal objects. Round neodymium pot magnets with a countersunk hole are also very often used, the metal pot of which protects the built-in neodymium magnet from damage.

What is the difference between screw-on neodymium magnets and traditional magnets?

In contrast to conventional magnets, screw-on neodymium magnets have one or more countersunk or deepened drill holes. You can put screws or nails through these, for example, and attach the magnets to different surfaces in this way. A big advantage is that - when installed correctly - they are firmly attached to the substrate and cannot slip. The reliable magnet systems are therefore ideal for DIY. It is also particularly practical that the super magnets are available in different designs - both as round and square magnets with a hole or as magnetic strips for screwing on.

Do the strong screw-on neodymium magnets have any disadvantages?

Screw-on magnets do not have any specific disadvantages. It is important that the prerequisites for assembly are met. Accordingly, there should be a hole in the respective surface or wall, which you can use to screw on the magnet. If you must drill one into a wall, you should remember that you have to close it again before you move out.

How to attach screw-on neodymium magnets?

You can attach the screw-on neodymium magnets, for example, by hammering a nail into a wall and pushing it through the drill hole or by simply using a drill with a screw. You can then attach all kinds of metal objects to the screwed-on discmagnets or blockmagnets.

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With our screw-on neodymium magnets you have the ideal DIY holding tool at hand. Depending on the size and type of magnet, you can attach weights of up to 35 kg. Our neodymium screw magnets can also easily withstand high temperatures of up to 80 °C.