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Pot magnets with ferrite magnets

Pot magnets with ferrite magnets These magnets can be fastened with a countersunk screw. They are ferrite and not neodymium magnets like the otherwise identical countersunk pot magnets. They have therefore a lower adhesive force and are larger. But they are cheaper than neodymium magnets and can be used outside as well. We also carry screw-on neodymium magnets without pot.

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Pot magnets with ferrite magnets
Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 25 mm
CSF-25 Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 25 mm, strength approx. 2,2 kg

Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 40 mm
CSF-40 Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 40 mm, strength approx. 16 kg

Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 48 mm
CSF-48 Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 48 mm, strength approx. 23 kg

Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 60 mm
CSF-60 Ferrite pot magnet, with countersunk borehole, Ø 60 mm, strength approx. 36 kg

Features of ferrite pot magnets

Principle: The strong neodymium magnets are embedded in a steel pot. The steel pot increases the adhesive force of the magnet on direct contact with a thick iron surface. If there is no direct contact with the counterpart, or if the steel plate is thin, painted or rough, you can strain it much less.

Shear force: The indicated adhesive force was measured perpendicular to the surface to which the magnet should stick. It takes a lot less strength to move the magnet sideways. Therefore, you can strain a pot magnet much less if you use it on a wall as opposed to using it on the ceiling.

Rust: These magnets are rust-proof and can therefore be used outdoors and in wet surroundings. The pots around the magnets, however, may build up a rust film over time.

All further information regarding these products can be found in our FAQ about pot magnets.

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