Pot Magnets
Pot magnets are neodymium magnets encased in a steel pot. The steel pot concentrates the magnetic force in one direction, which means that pot magnets are typically stronger than magnets without a metal pot. Pot magnets must be in direct contact with a surface as even a small distance will greatly reduce the holding power. However, once the pot magnet is in full contact with the surface, you will be surprised how difficult it is to remove!
Rubber coated pot magnet with threaded stem
Rubber coated pot magnets with internal thread
Hook Magnets
Eyelet magnets
Pot magnets with threaded stem
Pot magnets with internal thread
Glue-in pot magnets
Channel magnets
Countersunk ferrite pot magnets
Countersunk pot magnets
Rubber coated pot magnet with screw socket
Rubber coated pot magnet with angle hook
Rubber coated pot magnets with hook
Rubber coated pot magnets with eyelet
Rubber coated pot magnets with countersunk
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