Neodymium Pot magnet Ø16 mm countersunk hole | 6.9 kg
Neodymium Pot magnet Ø16 mm countersunk hole | 6.9 kg
Neodymium Pot magnet Ø16 mm countersunk hole | 6.9 kg
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Neodymium Pot magnet Ø16 mm countersunk hole | 6.9 kg
Neodymium Pot magnet Ø16 mm countersunk hole | 6.9 kg
Neodymium Pot magnet Ø16 mm countersunk hole | 6.9 kg

Pot magnet Ø16 mm countersunk hole | 6.90 kg (Nickel-plated)

Article number: SAV 240.38-MH38-216-Ni
€1.50
  • Diameter (D): 16 mm
  • Height (H): 4.5 mm
  • Countersunk hole (d1): 3.5 mm (d2: 6.5 mm)
  • Holding force: 6.9 kg (approx. 69 N)
  • Finish: Nickel-plated
  • Max. working temp.: 80 °C

Compact Neodymium pot magnet with a central through countersunk hole. Perfectly designed for quick and completely flush screw mounting using a countersunk screw. The high-quality nickel-plated steel housing provides a clean appearance and maximum performance.

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Technical specifications

Feature Value
Diameter (D) 16 mm
Height (H) 4.5 mm
Hole diameter (d1) 3.5 mm
Countersunk hole diameter (d2) 6.5 mm
Holding force 6.90 kg
Maximum working temperature 80 °C
Weight 5 g

Product description & Industrial integration

This compact Neodymium pot magnet with a through countersunk hole offers an extremely efficient solution for mechanical fastenings in mechanical engineering, exhibition construction, and precision mechanics. Thanks to the countersunk bore, the screw head sits completely flush within the magnet, giving you a clean and uninterrupted contact surface.

High-quality nickel-plated finish:
This nickel-plated version stands out for its clean, professional look and enhanced corrosion resistance, making it ideal for applications where aesthetics and durability go hand in hand.

Assembly advice:
The magnet is easily fixed mechanically using a matching countersunk screw (M3.5 / DIN 7991). The nickel-plated steel housing reliably protects the fragile Neodymium core against mechanical impacts and directs the magnetic flux fully toward the pole face for optimal holding force.

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