FERRITE POT MAGNETS WITH INTERNAL THREADED BUSHING

We offers pot magnets that are internally threaded stud popularly known as Internal Threaded Stud. These magnets have a very large force, which can clamp down the ferromagnetic material because of its Ni or Zinc plated mild steel. Thus, allow a magnetic circuit with improved material, which can achieved with minimal sizes.

Pot Magnets with Internal Thread

We offers pot magnets that are internally threaded stud popularly known as Internal Threaded Stud. These magnets have a very large force, which can clamp down the ferromagnetic material because of its Ni or Zinc plated mild steel. Thus, allow a magnetic circuit with improved material, which can achieved with minimal sizes.
Pot Magnets with internal thread stud/Boss mounting have that thick steel backing with female thread section. With help of threads like M4 and M10 screw and a bolt, these magnets have a platform, which can hold the pot magnets with much efficient internal thread with Stud/Boss mounting on the place.
These pot magnets exists in NdFeB magnets, within the area of pot assembly makes it easily mountable on any surface. The NdFeB versions have maximum temperature up to +180 Degrees C.
Internal threaded Stud/Boss pot magnets have coating with white paint casing and this why these magnets are the inoperative choice for point for sale magnets, windows dressing magnets, ceiling magnets and door magnets.
Internal Stud/Boss has range which offer superlative range, which clamp down the forces from 4 kg to 130 kg. It also come different shapes and sizes ranging from 10mm to 63mm in diameters.

Pot Magnets / Pot & Clamping Magnets

Pot magnets are strong magnets that are developed for the current industrial needs. They are made up of magnets like NdFeB, SmCo, AlNiCo, hard ferrite, plastic, rubber and other components. These magnets can produce a magnetic field on its exclusive surface. Depending on the usage, pot magnets are of different size, shape and width. Different types of pot magnets functions in different temperature. However they give same result in the normal temperature.

Pot magnets, also known as holding discs, are generally used for gripping, clamping and fixing components together. Defined by a central void, some threaded, others countersunk, this cavity allows for attachment to non-magnetic surfaces via a screw, rivet or bolt. Pot magnets are clung onto the walls or ceilings of shipping containers on work sites, utility spaces or inside trucks with a hook or eyelet screwed into the void as hanging point for equipment.
Pot magnets are designed for clamping directly onto a steel surface; they are made from a large magnet encased within a steel shell. They are magnetic on one face only, creating a solid clamping force. However, they should not be used to attract other magnets or attract through a gap as they have a shallow depth of magnetic field. Pot magnets have many advantages and can be supplied with a tapped hole, a countersunk hole, a counter-bored hole, a threaded stud or a threaded collar all for convenient mounting. They can also be supplied with hooks and eyebolt attachments, ideal for hanging a variety of items. A pot magnets circular shape fits snugly into rotary voids created in materials requiring permanent fastening with the capacity to release for service or cleaning. On workbenches as clamping agents, pot magnets hold and release on demand, products like white goods as they undergo assembly or service.

Features

• These magnets have only one surface of magnetic attraction. This type of construction prevents further spread of magnetic field. Due to this, other items or machine parts in the vicinity of the pot magnets do not become magnetized.
• These magnets have ability to retain their magnetic force indefinitely.
• The magnetic force of these magnets are only affected by the increased temperature and external magnetic force.

How does a pot magnet differ to a regular magnet?

Magnetism is confined to one face only, where it is concentrated to give the maximum holding force possible for the size of the magnet. They are more resistant to chipping and cracking as they are protected by their steel shell.

Applications

These magnets are versatile magnets which are designed for various industrial applications. The popular industries in which these magnets are used are as follows:

• The metal and steel industry
• Tool shops
• Used to position ferrous-magnetic work pieces