Pot Magnet Ø16 with Countersunk Hole
 
The pot magnet is a magnet assembly containing a permanent magnet in a steel housing. The housing forms a magnetic circuit and directs flux from the poles towards the contact surface. In direct contact, holding force is typically much greater than that of a bare neodymium magnet. The housing material and insert type of a pot magnet depend on its application. This product uses a neodymium (NdFeB) insert to provide a strong attachment in a compact space. The surface is nickel-coated, typically NiCuNi, to help protect against corrosion and provide a uniform industrial finish. This version with a countersunk mounting hole, allowing secure screw mounting to a bracket or plate without adhesive. Nominal diameter: Ø16 mm. Nominal pull-off force under ideal conditions: 9,5 kg (95 N).
 
The pot magnet performs best on solid steel with a minimal air gap. Allow a safety margin for sideways loads and carry out a trial installation. Typical applications include jigs and assembly aids, temporary attachments, magnetic bases for sensors and stops, signs and labels, and removable holders and brackets. The pot partly protects the insert, but impacts can still damage it. Use moderate tightening force during installation and a washer where necessary. Standard NdFeB magnets can typically be used up to approximately 80°C. High temperatures can permanently reduce magnetism. Check the technical table for the exact limit.
 
Warning: technical product. Bring magnets together and separate them carefully. Keep away from children and devices sensitive to magnetic fields.