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Pot Magnets By Types

Pot magnets often feature different types of holes, such as screw holes, countersunk holes, or through holes, to simplify the mounting process. Additionally, accessories like threaded bushings and clips can be added to expand the versatility of pot magnets, allowing them to be used in a wide range of work situations.

Pot Magnet with Counter Bore

Compact and versatile pot magnets are perfect for holding, lifting, and mounting applications.

Pot Magnet with Bore

The design combines a strong permanent magnet, typically neodymium or ferrite, with a steel channel or housing.

Pot Magnet with External Thread

Compact and versatile pot magnets are perfect for holding, lifting, and mounting applications.

Pot Magnet with Screwed Bush

The design combines a strong permanent magnet, typically neodymium or ferrite, with a steel channel or housing.

Pot Magnet with Internal thread-metric Thread

Compact and versatile pot magnets are perfect for holding, lifting, and mounting applications.

Rectangular Pot Magnet with Counter Bore

The design combines a strong permanent magnet, typically neodymium or ferrite, with a steel channel or housing.

All You Need to Know About Pot Magnets

What Is Pot Magnet?

Pot magnets are a type of magnetic assembly designed to focus magnetic energy on one side of the metal pot, resulting in a strong holding force.

The metal pot serves as a magnetic circuit, which concentrates the magnetic field on the edge of the pot.

The size of the pot magnet plays a crucial role in determining its holding force, with larger pot magnets generally providing a stronger force.

Various designs and attachments are available to suit different applications and mounting requirements.

Application of Pot Magnets

How Are Pot Magnets Made?

Neodymium magnets work by producing a strong magnetic field as a result of their unique composition and crystal structure. This is due to the alignment of magnetic domains within the magnet, which creates a powerful and focused magnetic field that can attract ferromagnetic materials or other magnets.

The strength of neodymium magnets comes from the combination of neodymium, iron, and boron, which forms a crystalline structure known as Nd2Fe14B. This structure allows the magnetic domains to align more easily, leading to a much stronger magnetic field than other magnets.

Technical Advantages of Pot Magnets

How to Choose the Most Suitable Pot Magnet?

Neodymium magnets work by producing a strong magnetic field as a result of their unique composition and crystal structure. This is due to the alignment of magnetic domains within the magnet, which creates a powerful and focused magnetic field that can attract ferromagnetic materials or other magnets.

The strength of neodymium magnets comes from the combination of neodymium, iron, and boron, which forms a crystalline structure known as Nd2Fe14B. This structure allows the magnetic domains to align more easily, leading to a much stronger magnetic field than other magnets.

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Pot Magnet with Counter Bore

Neodymium pot magnet, with counter bore, nickel coating

Type D
(mm)
d
(mm)
d1
(mm)
H
(mm)
Weight
(g)
Pull Force
(kg)
JDA12
12
3.5
6.5
4.5
4
2.5
JDA16
16
3.5
6.5
5
7
6
JDA20
20
4.5
8.6
7
14
11
JDA25
25
5.5
10.6
8
25
20
JDA32
32
5.5
10.6
8
42
32
JDA36
36
6.5
11.3
8
54
43
JDA42
42
6.5
11.3
8.6
78
65
JDA48
48
8.5
15.5
11
138
75
JDA55
55
8.5
15.5
12
205
95
JDA60
60
8.5
15.5
15
305
160
JDA70
70
10.5
16.5
17
485
210
JDA75
75
10.5
16.5
18
560
250
JDA80
80
10.5
16.5
18
668
280
JDA90
90
10.5
16.5
18
850
380
JDA120
120
12.5
22.5
18
1520
480

Neodymium pot magnet, with bore, nickel coating

Type D
(mm)
d
(mm)
d1
(mm)
H
(mm)
Weight
(g)
Pull Force
(kg)
JDB12
12
3.5
6.5
4.5
4
2
JDB16
16
3.5
6.5
5
7
5
JDB20
20
4.5
8
7
13
10
JDB25
25
5.5
9
8
19
18
JDB32
32
5.5
9
8
38
30
JDB36
36
6.5
11
8
48
40
JDB42
42
6.5
11
8.6
70
60
JDB48
48
8.5
15
11
115
70
JDB60
60
8.5
15
15
240
150
JDB75
75
10.5
18
18
515
220

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Neodymium pot magnet, with external thread, nickel coating

Type D
(mm)
H
(mm)
h
(mm)
M
(mm)
Weight
(g)
Pull Force
(kg)
JDC10
10
14
5
M3
4
2
JDC12
12
14
5
M3
5
4
JDC16
16
13.2
5
M4
8
8
JDC20
20
16
7
M4
17
12
JDC25
25
17
8
M5
30
23
JDC32
32
18
8
M6
50
34
JDC36
36
18
8
M6
62
50
JDC42
42
18
8.6
M6
89
72
JDC48
48
24
11
M8
152
81
JDC60
60
28
15
M8
325
160
JDC75
75
35
18
M10
620
250

Neodymium pot magnet, with screwed bush, nickel coating

Type D
(mm)
d
(mm)
H
(mm)
h
(mm)
M
(mm)
Weight
(g)
Pull Force
(kg)
JDD10
10
6
12.5
5
M3
4
2
JDD12
12
6
12.5
5
M3
5
4
JDD16
16
6.5
12.5
5
M4
9
8
JDD20
20
6.5
14
7
M4
17
12
JDD25
25
7.5
17
8
M5
31
23
JDD32
32
10
18
8
M6
52
34
JDD36
36
10
18
8
M6
60
50
JDD42
42
10
18
8.6
M6
95
72
JDD48
48
12
24
11
M8
160
81
JDD60
60
12
28
15
M8
340
160
JDD75
75
17
35
18
M10
635
250

Neodymium pot magnet, with internal thread-metric thread, nickel coating

Type D
(mm)
H
(mm)
M
(mm)
Weight
(g)
Pull Force
(kg)
JDE16
16
5
M3
7
4
JDE20
20
7
M4
14
8
JDE25
25
7.7
M5
25
17
JDE32
32
7.7
M5
44
27
JDE36
36
7.5
M6
55
36
JDE42
42
8.6
M6
86
50
JDE48
48
10.6
M8
132
70
JDE60
60
12
M8
229
140
JDE75
75
15
M10
464
220

Neodymium pot magnet, with internal thread-metric thread, nickel coating

Type D
(mm)
H
(mm)
Weight
(g)
Pull Force
(kg)
JDF10
10
5
4
2
JDF12
12
5
5
4
JDF16
16
5
8
8
JDF20
20
7
16
12
JDF25
25
8
25
23
JDF32
32
8
40
34
JDF36
36
8
51
50
JDF42
42
8.6
78
72
JDF48
48
11
121
81
JDF60
60
15
256
160
JDF75
75
18
510
270

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