Neodymium Pot Magnet with Round Hole - 75mm x 18mm

Product code: AMFYPB75

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Neodymium Pot Magnet with Round Hole - 75mm x 18mm

Product Code AMFYPB75
Pull Force* 155 kg
Weight 471 gm
Style Rare earth round hole pot magnet
Coating Nickel (Ni)
Direction of Magnetisation Axially magnetised thru the 18mm
*Measured against up to 10mm mild steel.

Product Code: AMFYPB75    (PMYP-B75)


Magnetic Product Description:

This rare earth pot magnet has an outside diameter of 75mm and an inside diameter of 10.5mm with an internal flange hole of 18mm. This round hole pot magnet has a thickness of 18mm, a pull force of 155kg and a weight of 471 grams

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Magnets rated holding force is when contacted directly against mild steel 3mm thick or greater.

The theoretical holding force described is for horizontal holding (based on a min 3mm thick steel surface). If you position the magnet to the vertical, you should divide the holding force amount by 3. This is due to the the influences of gravity and reduced friction.

AVOID:
Please note that magnetic strength will be weaker if the item you are attaching to is alloy, stainless steel, Colourbond steel, painted, oily, rusty or bumpy.

Also, if the ferrous item your attaching to is thin, the magnet will be weaker too, i.e. foil or sheet metal

If something in between the magnets and the surface your attaching to (i.e fabric), the pull strength also will be lesser.

Product Code: AMFYPB75    (PMYP-B75)


Magnetic Product Description:

This rare earth pot magnet has an outside diameter of 75mm and an inside diameter of 10.5mm with an internal flange hole of 18mm. This round hole pot magnet has a thickness of 18mm, a pull force of 155kg and a weight of 471 grams

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Magnets rated holding force is when contacted directly against mild steel 3mm thick or greater.

The theoretical holding force described is for horizontal holding (based on a min 3mm thick steel surface). If you position the magnet to the vertical, you should divide the holding force amount by 3. This is due to the the influences of gravity and reduced friction.

AVOID:
Please note that magnetic strength will be weaker if the item you are attaching to is alloy, stainless steel, Colourbond steel, painted, oily, rusty or bumpy.

Also, if the ferrous item your attaching to is thin, the magnet will be weaker too, i.e. foil or sheet metal

If something in between the magnets and the surface your attaching to (i.e fabric), the pull strength also will be lesser.