Neodymium magnetic pot, circular Ø 32 h. 7 mm, M6 thread, 26 kg pull force

Larger circular neodymium magnet with a magnetic force of approx. 26 kg in a durable steel housing has an internal thread for an M6 screw. You can easily screw the magnet to the wall, ceiling, structures, tools. It can also be screwed onto a threaded rod, the thread passes through the entire height of the magnet.

The steel housing protects the magnet from damage and impacts. Additionally, it increases the magnetic holding force, as the magnetic field is concentrated on the front of the magnet thanks to the steel housing. The holding force on the back of the magnetic mount is minimal.

Create a magnetic holder for heavier objects. The magnet in the steel housing (magnetic lens) is suitable for making advertising stands and door stops. You can easily screw the magnet to walls, ceilings, tools, and structures. Create magnetic tool holders. You can also use the strong magnet in the housing for installing lights on ceilings and walls.

Larger circular magnets in a metal housing are suitable:

• for making holders for workshops, garages, production facilities,

• for kitchens and businesses as holders for utensils and appliances,

• for installing lights on ceilings and walls or structures,

• as stops and holders for open doors or windows,

• for fastening heavier curtains and insect screens, roller blinds,

• for producing advertising stands, attaching tarpaulins,

• for assembling and fastening panels and structures of exhibition stands,

• for attaching cladding, cover plates, lids,

• for attaching and stopping cabinet doors, as magnetic closures,

• for making large containers, boxes, secret compartments 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

• How does a magnetic door stop work? Make your own

• 3 tips for magnetic geocaching caches