Pot Magnets

Pot magnets made from neodymium magnets are powerful magnetic devices encased in a steel housing, designed to enhance their magnetic performance and provide versatility in various applications.

Countersunk pot magnets feature a hole with a conical shape on the back of the steel casing, allowing them to be screwed onto surfaces with flathead screws. This design ensures a flush installation, making the surface smooth and secure, which is ideal for applications where the magnet needs to be mounted without protruding parts. Common uses for countersunk pot magnets include metal signage, tool holders, and other mounted magnetic solutions.

On the other hand, male-threaded pot magnets have a threaded bolt or stud protruding from the steel casing, which allows them to be screwed into corresponding female-threaded holes or fixtures. This threaded design makes male-threaded pot magnets perfect for applications that require a strong, permanent attachment point. These magnets are commonly used in the automotive industry, equipment assembly, and magnetic mounts for tools and parts.

Both types of pot magnets are made using high-grade neodymium (NdFeB), which is known for its exceptional strength and durability. The steel casing surrounding the neodymium magnet not only protects it from damage but also enhances its magnetic field, directing it in one direction for maximum force. Neodymium pot magnets are highly valued for their strong holding power, resistance to demagnetization, and long-lasting durability, making them ideal for industrial and heavy-duty applications.