Countersunk Magnets Are Also Known As Mountable Magnets
Meank Magnet provides neodymium countersunk magnets available in various sizes and shapes to suit your specific needs. These high-quality magnets are perfect for a range of applications where a strong, reliable, and discreet magnetic hold is required. The countersunk hole on the magnet allows for easy installation on a variety of surfaces, and the strong neodymium material ensures a powerful magnetic hold that can lift heavy items with ease.
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Types of Neodymium Countersunk Magnets
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20x10x3mm Neodymium Block MagnetsView More20x10x3mm Neodymium Block Magnets With M3 Countersunk Hole
Square Neodymium Magnets 20x10x3mm With M3 Counterbore Hole
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D30xd5.5x7mm NdFeB Ring MagnetView More30x7mm Neodymium Disc Magnets With M5 Counersunk Hole
30x7mm Neodymium Counterunk Ring Magnets For M5 Screws
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15x15x4mm Strong Magnet BlockView MoreSquare Rare Earth Magnets 15x15x4mm With M3 Or M4 Counterbore Hole
Neodymium Block Magnets 15x15x4mm With M4 Countersunk Mounting Hole
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D10xd3.2x5mm Ring MagnetsView MoreNeodymium Mountable Round Magnets 10x5mm Suit For M3 Screws.
Round Type Neodymium Screw On Magnets 10x5mm With M3 Hole
How to use countersunk neodymium permanent magnets?
Countersunk neodymium permanent magnets are versatile and easy to use. Below are some general steps on how to use countersunk neodymium permanent magnets:
1. Clean the surface: Clean the surface where you want to attach the magnet. Remove any debris or dust, and ensure the surface is dry.
2. Drill a countersunk hole: Drill a countersunk hole of the same size as the magnet in the material where you want to attach the magnet. The countersink allows the magnet to sit flush with the surface.
3. Insert the magnet: Push the magnet into the countersunk hole, ensuring that it sits flush with the surface.
4. Check the magnet placement: Check the magnet's polarity and ensure it is in the correct position in relation to the target object. The magnet's North pole should face the target object.
5. Attach the target object: Place the target object on top of the magnet and align it with the magnet's polarity.
6. Secure the target object: Depending on the application, you may need to screw, glue, or use other fixation methods to secure the target object to the magnet. Make sure the object is securely attached to avoid any accidental detachment.
Note: It's important to handle neodymium magnets with care, as they are very strong and can attract metal objects from a distance, causing injury or property damage. Keep them away from electronic devices, credit cards, and pacemakers. Always store them in a safe and secure location, away from children and pets.
Countersunk Ring Magnets VS Countersunk Block magnets
Countersunk Ring Magnets-Round(Disc) Neodymium(NdFeB) Magnets With Countersunk Mounting Holes
The round(disc) shaped neodymium (NdFeB)magnets with countersunk mounting holes are give the name of neodymium countersunk ring magnets. The countersunk hole provides a convenient way to screw the neodymium magnet onto non-magnetic materials such as wood or plastic. The top of the screw will be flush with the top of the round countersunk magnet. These neodymium powerful countersunk ring magnets are very useful in handicrafts.
Countersunk Block magnets-Rectangular(Square) Neodymium(NdFeB) Magnets With Countersunk Mounting Holes
Rectangular(square) neodymium(NdFeB) magnets with countersunk mounting holes are the most widely used countersunk neodymium magnets,which are known as block(rectangular, square) screw on magnets.To make it fixed firmly, some rectangular screw-on magnets are drilled with two countersunk holes. You can use rectangular countersunk block magnets to make your magnetic holders.
Application of countersunk neodymium magnets
Cabinet making - Countersunk neodymium magnets are used as invisible closing mechanisms and soft drawer closures.
DIY - You can create gate latches, holding doors open and closed, fixing bath panels and creating removable access panels with neodymium countersunk ring magnets
Shop fitting – Countersunk neodymium magnets are often used in shelving and lighting systems, screens, window displays and signage.
Connecting-You can use two strong countersunk neodymium magnets for quickly connecting and splitting somethings
Holding-You can screw a powerful neodymium countersunk magnet onto the kitchen wall to hold kitchenware.
