Pot magnet Ø 10 mm, countersunk hole 2.6 mm | 1.9 kg hold. Neodymium
Pot magnet Ø 10 mm, countersunk hole 2.6 mm | 1.9 kg hold. Neodymium
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Pot magnet Ø 10 mm, countersunk hole 2.6 mm | 1.9 kg hold. Neodymium
Pot magnet Ø 10 mm, countersunk hole 2.6 mm | 1.9 kg hold. Neodymium

Pot magnet Ø 10 mm, countersunk hole 2.6 mm | 1.9 kg hold. Neodymium

Article number: SAV 240.38-MH38-210
€1.85
  • Diameter (D): 10 mm
  • Height (H): 4.5 mm
  • Countersunk hole (d1): 2.6 mm (d2: 5.2 mm)
  • Holding force: 1.9 kg (approx. 19 N)
  • Max. operating temp.: 80 °C
  • Tolerance: +0.1 / -0.1 mm

Compact Neodymium pot magnet with a central through-countersunk borehole. Specifically engineered for quick and completely flush screw mounting using a countersunk screw. The steel housing perfectly channels the magnetic force for peak performance.

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Technical specifications

Feature Specification
Diameter (D) 10 mm
Height (H) 4.5 mm
Hole diameter (d1) 2.6 mm
Countersunk diameter (d2) 5.2 mm
Holding force 1.90 kg
Max. operating temperature 80 °C
Weight 2 g

Product description & Industrial integration

This compact Neodymium pot magnet with a through-countersunk hole offers a highly efficient solution for mechanical attachments in engineering, exhibition construction, and precision electronics. Thanks to the countersunk bore, the screw head sits entirely flush within the housing, providing a clean and obstacle-free contact surface.

Guaranteed fit for series production:
Absolute precision is required for seamless integration into your CNC-controlled production environments. These magnets are supplied with a strict dimensional tolerance of +0.1 / -0.1 mm on both the outer diameter and height. This ensures a perfect fit in your boreholes or recesses without custom adjustments.

Assembly advice:
The magnet can be easily fixed mechanically using a suitable countersunk screw (M2.5 / DIN 7991). The zinc-plated steel housing reliably protects the fragile Neodymium core from mechanical shocks and ensures that the magnetic flux is directed entirely onto the pole surface for maximum holding performance.

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