Neodymium pot magnets with bore and countersunk – an all-rounder for private and commercial use

The neodymium pot magnet with hole and countersunk has a magnet embedded in the steel pot (neodymium iron boron, NdFeB for short) - this metal housing protects the magnet from damage. Thanks to its central, conical hole and countersunk, it can be ideally screwed to a wall or ceiling using a countersunk screw.
Metallic objects then adhere magnetically to this pot magnet. In our range you will find magnets with different diameters, adhesive force and temperature resistance.

What is special about a neodymium pot magnet with bore and countersunk?

A neodymium pot magnet with countersunk impresses with numerous special features! In addition to the neodymium material, the magnets also contain iron and boron, which is why they are also known as NdFeB magnets. They are considered the strongest permanent magnets in the world and achieve a remanence of up to 1.4 Tesla. Due to their low weight, they are ideal for tight spaces where a high holding force is required.

The standard magnets have a maximum operating temperature of 80 °C. However, there are also some models that can withstand temperatures of up to 150 °C. An example of this is the neodymium pot magnet Ø 25.0 × 8.0 mm with countersunk - 150°C.

The neodymium pot magnet with bore and countersunk are particularly impressive due to their simple installation method. They can be easily mechanically attached within a few seconds. To do this, screw the product onto the countersunk head shell using a countersink head screw at the desired location.

In our shop you will find neodymium pot magnets with countersunk holes, with a diameter of 10 to 75 mm and a holding force of up to 160 kg.

Remember: the larger the diameter you choose, the higher the adhesive force.

Notice: a thin iron sheet as a counter pole or a painted surface reduces the holding force! The magnetic attraction is only effective on the open side of the magnet, as the steel pot shields the magnetic effect on the other side.

In which areas is a neodymium pot magnet with countersunk hole used?

Neodymium pot magnets with countersunk holes have become indispensable in many areas. These include, for example:

• private households
• industry
• trade fair construction
• assembly construction
• advertising industry
• illumination sector
• display construction

Example: in display construction, employees use such a magnet, for example, to attach bracket less displays.

Can the neodymium magnet with bore and countersunk be used on both sides?

No, the magnetic attraction of a neodymium pot magnet or with bore and countersunk can only be used on the open side of the magnet. The steel pot shields the magnetic effect on the corresponding side.
To achieve optimum adhesion on the open side, it must rest directly on the metallic surface.

Why buy pot magnets with bore and countersunk at magnet-shop.com?

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