Ferrite magnetic pot Ø 40 mm, pull force 20 kg

Large round ferrite magnet with a magnetic force of approx. 20 kg in a durable galvanized steel housing has a 5.5 mm diameter hole with a recess for a countersunk screw. You can simply screw the magnet to the wall, ceiling, or supporting structure.

Ferrite holders have a lower magnetic force than neodymium holders, but they are more durable, corrosion-resistant, and cheaper. You can also use them for outdoor applications.

Advantages of ceramic, ferrite holders in a steel housing:

• corrosion resistance, you can also use them outdoors,

• The steel housing of the magnetic holder is galvanized for greater durability, protects the magnet from mechanical damage and strengthens the magnetic force,

• High temperature resistance up to 200 °C.

Create your own magnetic tool holder. The magnet in the housing is also suitable for installing lights on ceilings and walls, for producing advertising stands, and for door stops.

For maximum holding force, the ferromagnetic substrate made of iron, nickel, or steel must be smooth, clean, and sufficiently strong. The magnetic holder has a north orientation on the side with the recess for the screw.

Large ferrite circular magnets and holders are suitable:

• for making tool holders in workshops, studies, garages, and production facilities,

• for installing lights on ceilings and walls,

• for the production of advertising stands, tarpaulins,

• for placing shop equipment,

• thanks to water resistance, also in laundries, car washes, and damp areas.

When used outdoors, even ferrite magnets may develop rust, but this does not affect their function.

Create your magnetic holders.

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