Neodymium magnetic mount, circular Ø 25 h. 7 mm, M5 thread, strength 14 kg

Medium-sized round neodymium magnet with a magnetic force of approx. 14 kg in a durable steel casing has an internal M5 screw thread. You can easily screw the magnet to the wall, ceiling, structures, or tools. It can also be screwed onto a threaded rod, the thread goes through the entire height of the magnet.

The steel housing protects the magnet from damage and impacts. It also increases the magnetic holding force because the steel housing concentrates the magnetic field on the front of the magnet. On the back of the magnetic holder (magnetic lens), the holding force is minimal.

Create your magnetic holder for strong and heavier objects. The magnet in the casing can also be used for installing lights on the ceiling and walls, for making advertising stands, or as door stops. Create your magnetic tool holder.

Medium-sized round magnets in a metal casing are suitable:

• for making appropriately sized tool holders in the workshop, garage,

• in the kitchen for utensil holders and small appliances,

• for installing lights on the ceiling and walls,

• as stops and holders for open doors and windows,

• for attaching curtains and insect screens,

• for the production of advertising stands, attaching banners,

• for assembly and fastening of exhibition stand panels at trade fairs,

• for attaching cladding, cover plates, lids,

• for attaching and stopping kitchen doors and cabinets,

• as magnetic and furniture latches,

• for sauna doors,

• for the production of cases, secret compartments, hiding places for Geocaching.

The neodymium magnet is nickel-plated for increased corrosion resistance.

You might also be interested in accessories such as rubber protective caps for magnets, screw-on steel bases, or steel counterparts for magnets for gluing.

Screw in the magnet with the internal thread in just a moment.

Tips for use:

• What are strong neodymium mounts useful for? For tool holders, mobile phones, and beers

• Create: Magnetic protection against birds on a windowsill

• Make your own: Magnetic lock against closing and opening doors