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- Deep pot magnet made of NdFeB, steel housing, with external thread, galvanised
- NdFeB deep pot magnet, with internal thread, galvanised
- Deep pot magnet made of NdFeB, galvanised steel housing
- Neodymium bushing magnet, steel with h6 tolerance
- Neodymium Deep Pot Magnet Brass with Internal Thread and h6 Tolerance
- Neodymium Deep Pot Magnet Brass (h6-Tolerance)
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- Neodymium Magnet in rubber with threaded stud
- Neodymium magnet in rubber with threaded socket
- Neodymium magnet in rubber with internal thread
- Neodymium magnet in rubber with counterbore hole
- Neodymium magnet in rubber with countersunk hole
- Neodymium magnet in rubber, rectangular with threaded pin.
- Neodymium magnet in rubber, rectangular with threaded insert
- Neodumium magnet in rubber with saddle for Cable holding
- Neodymium magnet in rubber with handle
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- Hard ferrite pot magnet with external thread, galvanized
- Hard ferrite pot magnet with threaded bushing, galvanized
- Hard ferrite pot magnet with internal thread
- Hard ferrite pot magnets with hole and countersink, galvanized
- Ferrite Pot Magnet flat with Countersunk Hole
- Hard ferrite pot magnet, galvanised steel housing
- Hard ferrite pot magnet with threaded bushing, stainless steel
- Hard ferrite pot magnet with bore and countersink, stainless steel housing
- Ferrite Pot Magnet Flat with Countersunk Hole SS
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- Samarium-Cobalt pot magnet with threaded stud.
- Samarium-Cobalt pot magnet with threaded bushing
- Samarium Cobalt pot magnet with countersunk hole
- Samarium Cobalt pot magnet flat.
- Samarium Cobalt Pot magnet with threaded stud, stainless steel housing,
- Samarium-Cobalt Pot Magnet flat with Countersunk Hole SS
- Samarium Cobalt pot magnet with tolerance h6, brass housing,
- AlNiCo magnets
- Fishing magnets
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Magnetic Advice
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