Neodymium magnetic block mount 52 × 32 × 6 mm, 2× M5, strength 15 kg, rubber-coated

Rubberized block neodymium magnet with a magnetic force of approx. 15 kg in a durable metal casing has two holes for M5 screws for screwing to a wall, structure, or conversely to a mobile object.

The steel casing enhances holding force, protects against damage. You can easily screw the magnet to a wall or supporting structure. For example, create a magnetic holder for smaller tools.

The entire magnet is encapsulated in rubber (TPR rubber), which protects the supporting surface or attached object from scratches and also increases adhesion. However, the rubberized layer may slightly reduce the magnetic holding force.

The rubberized magnetic holder is primarily intended for attachment to painted and scratch-sensitive surfaces.

This screw-on magnetic block in a steel casing with rubber coating can be used, for example, for attaching banners, signs, and promotional materials to painted surfaces, for creating magnetic tool holders, in exhibition design, sample rooms, and shops.

Rubberized block magnets in metal casings are suitable:

• for creating a holder for smaller tools in a study or workshop,

• in the kitchen for holding utensils and light appliances,

• for installing lighting equipment,

• as a stop and holder for open windows or doors, cabinets,

• for attaching insect screens,

• for creating display stands, attaching advertising and banners,

• for assembling and attaching panels for promotional or sales stands,

• for attaching cladding, cover plates, lids,

• for making cases, secret compartments.

We state the pull force for the direction perpendicular to the surface. If you place the magnetic holder on a vertical surface, the holding force may be less – depending on the surface finish and material structure.

Screw on the magnetic holder with two holes in just a moment.

ATTENTION: Neodymium magnets and magnetic holders are not suitable for children, they have a strong magnetic force, incorrect use can lead to finger pinching and other injuries.

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