Ferrite Pot Magnet Ø63 x 14 mm threaded bush M8

Ferrite pot magnet Ø63 x 14 mm with M8 threaded insert, grade HF 26/22. Holding force approx. 36 kg under perpendicular load, approx. 7 kg on a vertical wall. A ferrite pot magnet is less powerful than a neodymium pot magnet of the same size, but is resistant to higher temperatures and less sensitive to moisture.

Specifications

• Pot dimensions: Ø63 x 14 mm (diameter x height)
• Mounting: M8 threaded insert
• Material: ferrite (HF 26/22) in steel pot
• Holding force: approx. 36 kg (perpendicular)
• Shear force: approx. 7 kg (on a vertical wall)
• Maximum temperature: 200 °C

What do you use this magnet for?

For fastenings where it gets hot or where moisture is present, such as in workshops, on machines, ovens and installations, or for temporary outdoor use. The steel pot concentrates the magnetic force on the flat front surface, giving the magnet much more holding force on steel than a loose ferrite magnet. You can screw a bolt, hook or eye with M8 thread into the threaded insert.

Ferrite or neodymium?

Neodymium is much stronger: a neodymium pot magnet of Ø60 mm holds approx. 73 kg, compared to approx. 36 kg for this ferrite Ø63 mm. Ferrite, on the other hand, can be used up to 200 °C (neodymium up to 80 °C) and does not rust, while neodymium rusts and loses strength when exposed to moisture. Choose ferrite for heat and damp environments, and neodymium if you want as much strength as possible in a small size. Also view our neodymium pot magnets.

You only achieve the full holding force when the magnet hangs from the underside of a thick steel beam or plate and is loaded straight downwards. On a vertical wall, the magnet will slide away at approximately 7 kg: about 15 to 20% of the holding force.

The holding force is measured under ideal conditions on a flat steel plate; in practice, the actual holding force is lower. Read how holding force is determined.

Frequently asked questions

When do I choose ferrite instead of neodymium?

When it gets hot (up to 200 °C) or if moisture is present. If you want as much strength as possible in a small size, neodymium is better.

What can I screw into the threaded insert?

A bolt, hook or eye with M8 thread. This allows you to create a suspension point or handle, for example.

How much can I hang from it?

Hanging from a thick steel beam, approx. 36 kg; on a vertical wall, approx. 7 kg, under ideal conditions. In practice, allow a generous margin and do not hang anything above people without additional safety measures.

We need more for machines or installations. How do we order that?

Order with volume discounts in the webshop, or request a quote. As a business, you can order on account with a purchase order, and for a fixed annual supply, we can reserve stock. Business ordering.

Delivery and returns

Orders placed and paid for before 16:00 on working days are dispatched the same day if in stock. Free shipping within the Netherlands from €45. Consumers have a 30-day cooling-off period.

Safe use

Magnets are not toys and should be kept out of reach of children. Powerful magnets can strike steel with force; keep your fingers away. The holding force is not an approved working load: do not use magnets as the sole fastening for lifting or suspending heavy loads where a fall could cause injury.