Neodymium magnetic holders in a rubber housing with a threaded sleeve

We offer a variety of magnetic holders in rubber casings. While the rubber coating does reduce the handle's load capacity, it significantly increases its resistance to slipping. As a result, magnets in rubber casings work well in any situation where a weight is attached to the magnet, pulling it straight down. In addition, the rubber coating protects the surface to which the magnet is attached from scratches, and the magnet itself is protected against rust, allowing it to be used in areas exposed to rain or moisture. Thanks to these features, magnetic mounts with a rubber housing and a threaded sleeve are often attached to the car body.

What to Look for When Choosing Neodymium Magnetic Holders in a Rubber Housing with a Threaded Sleeve?

The threaded sleeve provides a secure attachment, but it can also serve as a handle that makes it easier to detach the magnet from the surface. When selecting fasteners, pay attention to the thread size, which is indicated by symbols such as M4—meaning that the outer diameter of the thread is 4 mm.. Some of our magnets are available with different thread sizes for the same diameter and height; for example, magnetic holders in a rubber housing with a threaded sleeve—model D88—are available with M6 and M8 threads..