Art. Nr: 37685
Neodymium pot magnet Ø42x9mm with cylindrical countersink
Screw-on magnetic force: This neodymium pot magnet has a holding force of 320 newtons (approx. 32 kg) and is ideal for use in mechanical engineering, trade fair construction or apparatus engineering. Thanks to the cylindrical countersink, the magnet core remains unstressed during assembly and use.
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Product features
- High holding power thanks to the neodymium magnetic core.
- Easy assembly using a countersunk hole.
- The steel cup protects the magnet and shields the magnetism from the outside.
- The field lines are directed through the steel casing to the free holding surface, which increases the holding power of the magnet.
- Thanks to the robust steel cup, these magnet systems are durable and easier to assemble than raw magnets.
Description
| Diameter ØD (mm): | 42 |
|---|---|
| Height (mm): | 9 |
| Diameter Ød1 (mm): | 6,5 |
| Diameter Ød2 (mm): | 11 |
| Holding force (N): | 320 |
| Magnet material: | neodymium |
| Surface coating: | zinc coated |
| Design: | with cylindrical countersink |
| Housing material: | steel |
| Color: | silver |
| Temperature resistance (°C): | 80 |
| Tolerance (mm): | 0,1 |
| Weight (kg): | 0.074 |
Technical Drawing
Areas of application
Neodymium countersunk pot magnets are the perfect combination of strong holding power and simple, intuitive mounting. All you need is a suitable screw and you can screw the magnet onto surfaces such as wood or concrete or into existing structures. Neodymium pot magnets are ready for use and virtually maintenance-free, which makes them an ideal solution for many temporary mounting applications:
- Advertising technology: Neodymium countersunk cup magnets with a borehole are ideal for mounting signs, banners or displays on metallic structures. Since no drill holes or adhesive residue are required, the metal surface remains undamaged. At trade fairs and events, these magnets enable the quick and flexible construction of presentation stands by securely fixing back walls, lighting elements or signage, for example. Their strong holding power ensures that even larger or heavier objects are held stably.
- Mechanical engineering: Screw-on neodymium pot magnets are often used in mechanical engineering to hold covers, tools or moving components in place, for example on machine housings or production lines. Thanks to the central borehole, the magnets can be easily attached with screws, allowing them to lie flat and preventing the formation of annoying edges.
- Workshop and production: These magnets are ideal tool holders on workshop walls and in production environments. Thanks to their strong holding power, they can hold even heavy tools such as hammers securely and keep your workbench tidy. What's more, they can be reused, making them a cost-effective and sustainable solution. In production, they are often used to temporarily secure components or devices. Their compact design allows them to be used in confined workspaces, while their strong holding power ensures that components remain precisely positioned.
- Furniture making: In furniture making, screw-on neodymium pot magnets are used as a stylish locking mechanism. They are screwed into cupboard doors, drawers and furniture flaps to hold them open or closed magnetically. A thin steel plate on the opposite side is all that is needed for the magnets to develop their magnetic force.