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Pot Magnet with Screw Hole
https://www.weizhongmagnetics.com/products/pot-magnet-with-screw-hole/
Pot Magnet with Screw Hole Description
These neodymium pot magnets with screw holes feature threaded holes that enable users to fasten them on walls, wood boards, etc for holding tools. NdFeB(neodymium) magnet is used for the strong force.
Pot magnet is named after its shape, and it is also called cup magnet . Which refers to a permanent magnet encased in a steel pot/cup, and the magnet is glued and magnetized together with the casing to create a holding force that is significantly stronger than an individual magnet. Based on this prototype there are so many extensions being made by adding different accessories, using different shape components. Some of them could look so different from the prototype pot magnet but as far as their core working principle does not change, we still call them "pot magnet".
Magnet with threaded hole and screw hole, as the name suggests, refers to a pot magnet that has a screw hole in the middle that enables users to fasten them on walls, wood boards or shelves etc. by screw for holding tools and other objects.
Pot magnets with screw holes are often used as magnetic bases and magnetic holders for large supermarket ceiling signs, as part of a light fitting for a magnetic down light, or to attach an exhibition display sign to a stand for marketing purposes, e.g. at a trade show.
We have these pot magnets with screw holes in several different diameters available from D25mm(160N), D32mm(330N), D40mm(500N), D50mm(800N) to D60mm(931N), D63mm(110N) and D74.6mm(1750N) to match for various screws from M4, M5, M8 to M10 etc.
Item No. D d H M Force Weight
mm mm mm Kg N Lbs g
M-RBNB25F 25 4.5 7 M4 16 160 36 24
M-RBNB32F 32 5.5 7 M5 33 330 74 40
M-RBNB40F 40 10.5 8 M5 51 500 112 74
M-RBNB50F 50 10.5 10 M8 81 800 180 140
M-RBNB60F 60 8.5 15 15 95 931 209 250
M-RBNB63F 63 11.7 14 M10 112 1100 247 315
M-RBNB75F 74.6 11.7 15 M10 178 1750 393 479
Take M-RBNB40F(D40mm) for example, it can be accommodated to a M5x16 inner hexagon screw, and with a small through hole on the working surface, it also works well with a M5x25 cross recessed pan head screw (see the pictures below for better understanding). For M5x25 cross recessed pan head screws, it is recommended to use a torque of 4Nm, while for M5x25 inner hexagon screws, it is recommended to use a torque of 2Nm on these bolts. Before installed on the machine, it is recommended to first clean thread parts with isopropanol and add Loctite 243 to threads.
As a professional custom magnet manufacturer, we have accumulated rich experience and built up our expertise in manufacturing, engineering of pot magnets, hook magnets, channel magnets —magnet assemblies that made out of a combination of magnet & metal, magnet & plastic or magnet & rubber.
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