Internal Threaded Pot Magnets

Steel pot magnets may scratch the contact surface, so we do not recommend that you use these internal thread pot magnets on fragile or sensitive surfaces. If you want to use magnets on these surfaces, we recommend that you use our rubber coated pot magnets or add a rubber cap to the magnets.These rubber caps are located above the neodymium pot magnet to protect the magnet and the surface to which it is applied

Application Of Internal Thread Neodymium Pot Magnets

The neodymium pot magnet with threaded screw hole can be attached to any magnetic surface. If you need to relocate them, they are completely movable. Threaded hooks or eyelets can be easily screwed in the magnets. Through the use of convenient threaded holes, you can hang all kinds of items from signs to management cables.

Rubber Cap Will Reduce The Pull Force Of The Pot Magnet

Because of this, we recommend that you use a larger pot magnet than you need. This is in order to make up for the loss in the pull force of the pot.

Our internal thread neodymium pot magnets have high power to size ratio, even the smallest neodymium pot magnets have amazing magnetic force. But the maximum working temperature for standard neodymium pot magnets is only 80°C. Neodymium magnets will lose their magnetic properties if subjected to temperatures of over 80°C, For high-temperature environments, we recommend the use of Samarium-Cobalt pot magnets.