Magnet Assemblies
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| Magnet assemblies are constructed from more than one material. Usually this consists of one of the above magnet material and a metal coating or housing. This is to add protection to magnet materials and / or to allow a magnet to be constructed with a feature, such as a screw thread, which is not possible using the magnet material alone. More information about pot magnets |
 Single bi-pole assembly neodymium iron boron magnet with pole pieces encased in an aluminium pot. Neodymium magnets can achieve equal or greater holding forces to larger conventional pot magnets.
 Alnico magnet material (Alcomax III to be specific) in a steel pot, some with central tapped fixing hole thread.
 Designed for applications where high grip magnets are needed but deep pots are just too deep. They provide good intimate contact grip but are not as stable as deep pots.
 Heavy duty shallow pot magnets made from ferrite (ceramic) material inside a mild steel shell. Offers a high clamping force: the range starts with a magnet with a pull of 25kg. The magnets have a central M6 tapped fixing hole and a removable jacking screw for ease of release.
 Ferrite (ceramic) magnet assembly with central tapped fixing hole. S Supplied with screw-in hook.
 Ferrite (ceramic) magnet material in a zinc plated housing with central tapped fixing hole. Suitable for attracting, clamping and positioning.
 Ferrite (ceramic) magnet material with central M6 fixing hole and supplied with removable hook. High clamping force even on painted surfaces and are especially suitable for clamping on thin sheet metal.
 High power magnet assembly. Maxiumum temperature 200 degrees C.
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