Neodymium magnetic cylinder mount Ø 13 h. 20 mm, M4 threaded stud, pull force 6 kg

How to attach heavier objects to a steel base using a threaded connection? The cylindrical neodymium magnet with a diameter of 13 mm and an external M4 stud has a holding force of 6 kg*.

Thanks to the steel housing, the magnet is protected against mechanical damage. The construction of the magnetic mount works by concentrating the magnetic field on the bottom face for higher holding force than a regular magnet without a housing.

The integrated M4 threaded stud allows for quick installation – simply screw the mount into a nut, profile, or pre-drilled threaded hole.

The mounting height is 20 mm, the threaded stud height is 8 mm, and the total height is 28 mm.

Advantages of magnetic holders with threaded studs

• High performance in a small package: With a diameter of only 13 mm, the mount achieves a force of 6 kg* for discreet yet very strong anchoring.
• Mechanical resistance: The neodymium core is securely embedded in a steel housing, which prevents the magnet from breaking when repeatedly attached to the surface.
• Easy and secure mounting: The M4 threaded stud ensures a stable connection to the base.
• Surface protection: The mount is protected by a layer of nickel (Ni-Cu-Ni), which gives it a high gloss and basic protection against corrosion in interiors.

Magnetic holders are suitable:

In industrial production for the installation of sensors, lighting elements, camera systems, or machine housings on metal chassis.

When manufacturing display stands and POS equipment, where you need a firm connection to the steel structure that can be easily dismantled and relocated if necessary.

In the workshop and garage for building magnetic tool holders. You can easily attach eyes, hooks, or clamps to the M4 stud.

In interiors and scenography for fixing heavier decorative panels, suspension systems, or temporary structures to metal beams.

*The stated holding force of 6 kg was measured during perpendicular pull-off from an ideal surface – a strong steel plate. If the magnet is placed on a vertical surface where shear forces act, the actual load capacity may drop to approx. 15-25% of the original value.

Utilize the power of neodymium mounts with a practical thread.