Pot magnets with threaded bush (12)
A pot magnet with a threaded insert has a sleeve with internal threads on the back. You can screw a bolt, hook, or eye into it, allowing you to securely attach the magnet to a bracket, frame, or lamp and remove it again. We supply neodymium pot magnets with threaded inserts from Ø10 to Ø60 mm (M3 to M8), and a ferrite version for higher temperatures.
Customer Favorites
| Size | Holding Force | Commonly Used For |
|---|---|---|
| Ø10 x 4.5 mm, M3 | approx. 3.5 kg | Small displays, model making, sensors |
| Ø16 x 5 mm, M4 | approx. 8 kg | Plates, light fixtures, cable management |
| Ø20 x 6 mm, M4 | approx. 13 kg | Lamps, plates, panels |
| Ø25 x 7 mm, M5 | approx. 18 kg | Stand building, workshops and production (our bestseller) |
| Ø32 x 8 mm | approx. 40 kg | Secure suspension in workshops, warehouses and motorhomes |
| Ø40 x 8 mm, M6 | approx. 55 kg | Heavier mounting and suspension |
| Ø60 x 15 mm, M8 | approx. 95 kg | Industrial mounting and machine building |
| Ferrite Ø63 x 14 mm, M8 | approx. 36 kg | Heat up to 200 °C and damp environments |
Want to hang something up immediately? Then a hook magnet or eye magnet is convenient: it is the same pot magnet with a threaded insert, but with the hook or eye already installed. Looking for a magnet that you secure with a nut? Check out the pot magnets with threaded studs.
Want to know more? Read Which pot magnet should you choose? or use the Magnet Advisor. The holding force is measured perpendicular to thick, flat steel; on a vertical wall, a magnet will slide off at around 15 to 20% of that value. Read how holding force is determined.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a threaded insert and internal threads?
With a threaded insert, a sleeve with internal threads protrudes from the back of the pot. With internal threads, the threads are in the pot itself, making the magnet lower and more compact.
Which bolt should I use?
A metric bolt in the magnet's thread size (M3 to M8). Tighten it just enough; applying too much force can damage the threads or the magnet.
Neodymium or ferrite?
Neodymium is much stronger per size and suitable up to 80 °C. Ferrite is weaker, but can withstand up to 200 °C and does not rust. Choose ferrite for heat or moisture.
Can I lift with a pot magnet?
Not as the sole means of support. The holding force is not an approved working load; for lifting, use a certified lifting magnet. See safe working with magnets.
Do I get a discount for larger quantities?
Yes, you automatically receive volume discounts. Businesses order on account or request a quote. Business ordering.
When will my order be shipped?
Orders placed and paid for before 16:00 on working days will be shipped the same day if in stock. Free shipping within the Netherlands from €45. Consumers have a 30-day cooling-off period.
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