Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.
Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.
Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.
Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Pot magnets with screw hole - also called countersunk magnets - are compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a countersunk hole for easy mounting. The bolt with a flat countersunk head falls flush with or in the top of the magnet. This optimizes the attracting surface of the pot magnet.
Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with countersunk hole are available in various sizes and types such as neodymium, ferrite and AlNiCo.

Compact flat magnet systems available in neodymium, samarium cobalt and ferrite. Suitable for gluing. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.
The specified holding forces are measured under optimum conditions: perpendicular, on a piece of grade 37 steel that has been ground flat with a thickness of 5 mm, without an air gap.