Ceramic Pot Magnet - 3-7/8 in. dia x 7/8 in. thick x 3/8 in. hole - 149.94lbs Pull
*Measurements have been rounded to the nearest fraction inch - please check the product description for specific measurements.*
These large Ceramic (Ferrite) (Y30BH) pot magnets are chrome plated with a plain through hole on the non-magnetic face. Magnetism is concentrated on one face to provide the maximum holding force.
These Ceramic (Ferrite) pot magnets are a very versatile product that can be used in various customer applications to provide an instant fixing. See our steel container magnetic solutions as one example.
Pack quantity 1: 1 Pot magnet
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- 100mm diameter x 22mm thick with a 11mm diameter plain through hole for a screw or bolt.
- 3.94 in. diameter x 0.87 in. thick with a 0.43 in. diameter plain through hole for a screw or bolt.
- Each magnet can support 68kg (149.94lbs) pull vertically from the magnetic face when in flush contact with a mild steel surface of equal thickness.
- Chrome plated steel shell.
- Can be fixed in place with 10mm diameter cap head screws.
Outstanding value for money, these ferrite pot magnets are made of a ferrite magnet sunken in to a steel shell meaning that the north pole is on the centre of the magnetic face and the south pole is on the outer edge around it. The steel pot increases the adhesive force of the magnets giving them a strong hold for their size. An added advantage of pot magnets is that they are resistant to chipping or cracking following constant impact with a steel surface. These magnets come with a safe-handling warning; because they are so powerful they can be dangerous if not handled carefully.
This product is often utilised in applications where you require an instant fixing. It can be attached and removed without the need for additional equipment, greatly decreasing downtime and labour. One example where our ferrite pot magnet is handy is in steel containers, where magnets can be used to hold light fixtures, display signage and create storage space. Visit our brochure here.
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