Ferrite Pot Magnet - 36mm x 7mm
Ferrite Pot Magnet - 36mm x 7mm
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Ferrite Pot Magnet – 36mm x 7mm
The Ferrite Pot Magnet – 36mm x 7mm is a compact, low-profile ceramic permanent magnet assembly measuring 36mm in diameter x 7mm high. It combines ferrite magnetic material with a pot-style housing that helps direct and concentrate magnetic flux toward the primary working face, making it suitable for magnetic holding, positioning and retention applications.
Ferrite magnets, also known as ceramic magnets, provide economical permanent magnetic performance together with good resistance to demagnetisation and good natural corrosion resistance. The 36mm diameter and slim 7mm profile make this pot magnet suitable for industrial equipment, manufacturing, fixtures, jigs, signage, displays, furniture, cabinetry and custom OEM magnetic assemblies.
Also known as a 36mm ferrite pot magnet, ceramic pot magnet, ferrite cup magnet, magnetic holding pot or ferrite magnetic base, this magnetic assembly operates continuously without electricity, batteries or charging.
Key Features
- Diameter: 36mm
- Height: 7mm
- Ferrite / ceramic permanent magnetic material
- Pot-style magnetic assembly
- Low-profile 7mm height
- Pot housing helps direct and concentrate magnetic flux toward the primary working face
- Economical permanent magnetic solution
- Good natural corrosion resistance
- Good resistance to demagnetisation
- Suitable for magnetic holding and positioning
- Suitable for industrial and engineering applications
- Permanent magnetic operation
- No electricity, batteries or charging required
- Suitable for custom and OEM magnetic assemblies
Common Applications
- Industrial equipment
- Manufacturing
- Engineering
- Magnetic holding
- Magnetic positioning
- Fixtures and jigs
- Machinery
- Product assemblies
- Signage
- Displays
- Furniture and cabinetry
- Removable components
- Equipment panels
- Workshop fixtures
- Prototypes
- Custom magnetic systems
- OEM products
36mm Diameter x 7mm High Ferrite Pot Magnet
This ferrite pot magnet measures 36mm in diameter x 7mm high, creating a relatively broad magnetic base within a shallow overall profile.
The low-profile design can be useful for applications where installation depth is limited, including:
- Shallow equipment housings
- Fixtures
- Jigs
- Display systems
- Furniture components
- Cabinetry
- Signage
- Removable components
- Custom fabricated assemblies
The supplied dimensions describe the physical magnetic assembly and should not be interpreted as an indication of pull force or safe working load.
Ferrite Ceramic Permanent Magnet
Ferrite, also commonly known as ceramic magnetic material, is widely used for economical permanent magnet applications.
Typical characteristics of ferrite include:
- Good natural corrosion resistance
- Good resistance to demagnetisation
- Economical magnetic performance
- Permanent magnetic operation
- No electrical power requirement
- Broad industrial and general-purpose use
The specific ferrite grade has not been supplied for this product and should not be assumed.
How a Ferrite Pot Magnet Works
A pot magnet combines permanent magnetic material with a surrounding housing to create a focused magnetic assembly.
The pot-style housing helps direct and concentrate magnetic flux toward the primary working face.
This makes ferrite pot magnets particularly useful for applications involving:
- Holding
- Positioning
- Retention
- Fixtures
- Equipment integration
- Removable components
The exact housing material and construction have not been supplied for this product.
Low-Profile Magnetic Holding
At only 7mm high, this ferrite pot magnet provides a shallow magnetic profile that can be useful where installation depth is restricted.
Potential applications include:
- Shallow recesses
- Slim equipment assemblies
- Furniture
- Cabinetry
- Displays
- Signs
- Machinery
- Removable panels
- Production fixtures
Where the magnet is installed into a recess or housing, provide suitable clearance and avoid force-fitting the assembly.
Industrial and Manufacturing Applications
Ferrite pot magnets can provide an economical solution for industrial magnetic holding and positioning.
Potential uses include:
- Manufacturing fixtures
- Assembly equipment
- Positioning systems
- Machinery
- Equipment components
- Inspection fixtures
- Removable parts
- Prototype systems
Where vibration, shock, movement or dynamic loads are present, the magnetic attachment should be tested under actual operating conditions.
Fixtures and Jigs
The combination of a 36mm circular footprint and shallow 7mm profile can make this pot magnet suitable for integration into fixtures and jigs.
Potential applications include:
- Assembly fixtures
- Positioning guides
- Inspection equipment
- Temporary stops
- Removable components
- Production tooling
- Prototype fixtures
The mounting configuration for this product has not been supplied. Do not assume the magnet includes a countersunk hole, round mounting hole, threaded connection or mounting stud unless separately specified.
Magnetic Performance
The practical holding performance of this ferrite pot magnet depends on factors including:
- Ferrite grade
- Magnetic circuit design
- Target steel composition
- Target steel thickness
- Available contact area
- Surface flatness
- Air gaps
- Paint and coatings
- Rust and contamination
- Load direction
- Surface friction
- Mechanical leverage
- Vibration and shock
No specific pull force or magnetic flux density in Gauss has been supplied for this product and these values should not be inferred from the 36mm diameter.
Direct Pull vs Shear Force
Magnetic holding performance varies according to the direction of the applied load.
Direct pull occurs when the magnet is pulled perpendicular to the target steel surface.
Shear force occurs when the load acts parallel to the surface and encourages the magnet to slide.
Practical holding on vertical steel can therefore be considerably lower than an ideal direct-pull result.
Friction, leverage, vibration and dynamic movement can further influence holding performance.
Air Gaps and Surface Contact
Ferrite pot magnets generally provide their best magnetic performance when the primary working face has close, flat contact with suitable ferromagnetic steel.
Magnetic attraction can be reduced by gaps created by:
- Paint
- Powder coating
- Protective films
- Adhesive layers
- Dirt
- Rust
- Uneven surfaces
- Surface curvature
For improved magnetic holding, minimise unnecessary separation between the magnetic working face and target steel wherever practical.
Compatible Target Materials
This ferrite pot magnet is designed to attract suitable ferromagnetic materials, including:
- Mild steel
- Iron
- Magnetic steel
- Compatible ferromagnetic machinery components
It will not effectively attract non-magnetic materials such as:
- Aluminium
- Copper
- Brass
- Plastic
- Timber
- Glass
Many stainless steel grades may also be weakly magnetic or non-magnetic and should be tested before relying on magnetic attachment.
Ferrite Pot Magnet vs Standard Ferrite Magnet
A standard ferrite disc or block magnet exposes its magnetic field differently from a pot-style magnetic assembly.
A ferrite pot magnet incorporates the magnetic material into a housing that helps direct the magnetic circuit toward the primary working face.
This makes pot magnets particularly useful for magnetic holding and positioning applications where attraction is primarily required from one side of the assembly.
Ferrite vs Neodymium Pot Magnets
Ferrite and neodymium pot magnets provide different advantages.
Ferrite pot magnets are generally selected for:
- Economical magnetic holding
- Good natural corrosion resistance
- Good resistance to demagnetisation
- General-purpose industrial applications
- Applications where maximum magnetic performance relative to size is not essential
Neodymium pot magnets generally provide:
- Higher magnetic performance relative to physical size
- Greater magnetic strength from compact dimensions
- Advantages where installation space is restricted
Ferrite can be an effective option where the available installation space accommodates the required magnet size and economical permanent magnetic performance is preferred.
Permanent Magnetic Operation
This ferrite pot magnet uses a permanent magnetic system.
It requires:
- No electricity
- No batteries
- No charging
- No external power supply
Magnetic attraction remains continuously active during normal use.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Ferrite Pot Magnet
- Alternative Names: Ceramic Pot Magnet, Ferrite Cup Magnet, Magnetic Holding Pot, Ferrite Magnetic Base
- Diameter: 36mm
- Height: 7mm
- Shape: Round Pot Magnet
- Profile: Low Profile
- Magnetic Material: Ferrite / Ceramic
- Magnet Type: Permanent Magnet Assembly
- Construction: Pot-Style Magnetic Assembly
- Magnetic Operation: Permanent
- Power Required: None
- Target Materials: Compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel
- Primary Functions: Magnetic holding, positioning and retention
- Typical Applications: Industrial equipment, manufacturing, fixtures, jigs, machinery, signage, displays, furniture, cabinetry and OEM assemblies
Handling Ferrite Pot Magnets
Ferrite is a hard and brittle ceramic magnetic material and should be handled carefully.
Avoid:
- Dropping the magnet onto hard surfaces
- Allowing magnets to collide forcefully
- Striking the magnetic assembly
- Applying unnecessary impact
- Force-fitting into undersized recesses
- Drilling or modifying the ferrite magnet
- Cutting or machining the magnetic material
Ferrite can chip, crack or break when subjected to impact or inappropriate mechanical loading.
Safety Information
Permanent magnets should be handled and stored carefully.
Keep magnets an appropriate distance from:
- Pacemakers
- Implanted medical devices
- Magnetic storage media
- Magnetic cards
- Sensitive electronic equipment
Keep this product securely away from babies and children.
Where unexpected magnetic release could result in injury, falling equipment or property damage, use appropriate secondary mechanical retention rather than relying solely on magnetic attraction.
Please Note
This product is a Ferrite Pot Magnet measuring 36mm in diameter x 7mm high, combining ferrite / ceramic permanent magnetic material with a pot-style magnetic assembly.
No specific ferrite grade, pull force, Gauss rating, mounting configuration, mounting-hole dimensions, housing material, coating or finish, dimensional tolerance or maximum operating temperature has been supplied and these specifications should not be assumed.
Actual magnetic holding performance depends on the ferrite grade, magnetic circuit, target steel composition and thickness, available contact area, air gaps, surface condition, load direction, leverage and operating conditions.
The 36mm x 7mm dimensions describe the physical size of the magnetic assembly and do not represent its holding capacity or safe working load.
This product is not certified lifting equipment and should not be used for overhead or safety-critical lifting.
Pull Force Information
Pull Force Information
Pull force refers to the maximum holding strength of a magnet. Measured in kilograms, it represents the amount of weight a magnet can support when attached to 10mm thick mild steel, with full, flat, and direct surface-to-surface contact.
A magnet's pull force can be affected by several factors, including its orientation (horizontal vs. vertical) and the presence of any air gaps between the magnet and the surface it’s attached to.
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