Ferrite magnetic holders with a hole for a countersunk screw head

Ferrite magnetic holders with a hole for a cone-head screw consist of ferrite ring magnet and a steel casing into which this magnet is embedded. In the center of the bracket is a tapered hole that makes it easier to install using the appropriate bolts or screws. Our smallest products in this category range from 16 mm in diameter to 50 mm in diameter. The size of the holder (diameter and height) determines its strength (the larger the magnetic holder, the greater its holding force). The steel housing serves several purposes. On the one hand, it protects the magnet from crumbling and cracking, but at the same time it enhances its effectiveness on the exposed side.

What can ferrite magnetic holders with a hole for a countersunk screw head be used for??

Magnetic ferrite mounts with a hole for a countersunk screw head are used to mount relatively lightweight items. Although they are much weaker than neodymium magnetic holders, they also have their advantages. Ferrite magnetic holders They are much cheaper than their neodymium counterparts and also offer a higher operating temperature without the risk of demagnetization. Ferrite magnet It is a ceramic magnet, so it doesn't rust—which means it can be used in places exposed to moisture.