Neodymium magnet in rubber with threaded socket

Why choose magnet systems with a threaded socket?

A rubber-coated magnet with a threaded socket offers the major advantage of a flush mounting surface. The internal thread is firmly recessed within the steel pot of the system. This allows you to flexibly swap between various fasteners – from standard hex bolts to specialized studs or hooks.

Maximum shear force due to rubber coating

In magnetics, pull force is often the primary focus. However, for rubber-coated systems, shear force (displacement force) is the real standout. The high-quality TPE rubber layer acts like a microscopic interlocking effect on the metal surface. As a result, a neodymium rubber-coated magnet can hold significantly more weight on a vertical wall than a comparable magnet without a jacket, without sliding down.

Applications: From retail displays to vehicle outfitting

The applications for systems with a threaded socket are nearly limitless:

• Shopfitting & Exhibition: Mounting shelves or signs on metal walls that need to be moved without leaving a trace.
• Lighting Technology: Easily screw in lamp holders or LED spotlights for temporary illumination.
• Vehicle Equipment: Mounting tool holders in vans without drilling into the bodywork.
• DIY & Cameras: Universal mount for action cams or magnetic hooks.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions about threaded sockets