Neodymium Countersunk Pot Magnet - 16mm x 5mm
Neodymium Countersunk Pot Magnet - 16mm x 5mm
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This Neodymium Countersunk Pot Magnet measures 16mm in diameter x 5mm in height and delivers strong magnetic holding power in a compact design. Featuring a high-performance Rare Earth Neodymium core encased in a steel pot housing, the design directs the magnetic field to the base surface for maximum pull force. The central countersunk hole allows for simple mounting with a standard screw, making it an ideal solution for both permanent and removable fixings. A durable Nickel coating ensures excellent resistance to corrosion and everyday wear.
Key Features:
Dimensions: 16mm (Diameter) x 5mm (Height)
Attachment: Countersunk hole for secure screw fixing
Material: Neodymium Rare Earth Magnet with steel pot housing
Finish: Nickel plating for long-lasting durability
Compact Strength: Reliable holding force despite small size
Applications:
This compact countersunk pot magnet is widely used in retail, DIY, industrial, and workshop environments. Typical applications include:
Mounting signage, panels, and brackets to metal surfaces.
Fixing displays and point-of-sale materials in retail environments.
DIY and home improvement projects such as cabinetry or furniture fixings.
Workshop organisation for tool and equipment holding.
Prototyping and engineering projects requiring screw-mounted magnets.
Benefits:
Small but Strong: Delivers impressive holding power in a compact size.
Easy to Install: Countersunk hole allows for quick and secure mounting.
Durable Finish: Nickel coating resists wear and corrosion.
Reusable & Practical: Suitable for temporary or permanent fastenings.
Versatile Applications: Ideal for industrial, commercial, and domestic use.
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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