Ferrite 80 N
DECOMAGNEET R43 PVC VERZ.GAT
SKU: GM14409
Stock: 221
Diameter (D): 43 mm
Height: 12.5 mm
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a countersunk hole for easy mounting. The bolt with a flat countersunk head falls flush with or in the top of the magnet. This optimizes the attracting surface of the pot magnet. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with countersunk hole are available in various sizes and types such as neodymium, ferrite and AlNiCo.

Available in various sizes
Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron - (NdFeB) - which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Tension on the magnet

For pot magnets with a cylinder hole, the magnet has a countersunk hole. Tighten with caution. Excessive tightening causes magnetic splinters or cracks in the magnet.

AlNiCo 30 N
PM-HS-A-SR-D19.1x7.5xd3.7/8.7
SKU: GM16201
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 19.1 mm
Height: 7.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a countersunk hole for easy mounting. The bolt with a flat countersunk head falls flush with or in the top of the magnet. This optimizes the attracting surface of the pot magnet. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with countersunk hole are available in various sizes and types such as neodymium, ferrite and AlNiCo.

Available in various sizes
Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron - (NdFeB) - which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Tension on the magnet

For pot magnets with a cylinder hole, the magnet has a countersunk hole. Tighten with caution. Excessive tightening causes magnetic splinters or cracks in the magnet.

AlNiCo 40 N
PM-HS-A-SR-D28.6x8.5xd4.8/10.5
SKU: GM16202
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 28.6 mm
Height: 8.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a countersunk hole for easy mounting. The bolt with a flat countersunk head falls flush with or in the top of the magnet. This optimizes the attracting surface of the pot magnet. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with countersunk hole are available in various sizes and types such as neodymium, ferrite and AlNiCo.

Available in various sizes
Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron - (NdFeB) - which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Tension on the magnet

For pot magnets with a cylinder hole, the magnet has a countersunk hole. Tighten with caution. Excessive tightening causes magnetic splinters or cracks in the magnet.

AlNiCo 80 N
PM-HS-A-SR-D38.1x10.4xd4.8/10.
SKU: GM16203
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 38.1 mm
Height: 10.4 mm
Material housing: Steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a countersunk hole for easy mounting. The bolt with a flat countersunk head falls flush with or in the top of the magnet. This optimizes the attracting surface of the pot magnet. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with countersunk hole are available in various sizes and types such as neodymium, ferrite and AlNiCo.

Available in various sizes
Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron - (NdFeB) - which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Tension on the magnet

For pot magnets with a cylinder hole, the magnet has a countersunk hole. Tighten with caution. Excessive tightening causes magnetic splinters or cracks in the magnet.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 330 N
PM-TI-N-SG-D32x7xM5
SKU: GM17438
Stock: 212
Diameter (D): 32 mm
Height: 7 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 1100 N
PM-TI-N-SG-D63x14xM10
SKU: GM17442
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 63 mm
Height: 14 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 1750 N
PM-TI-N-SG-D74.6x15xM10
SKU: GM17445
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 74.6 mm
Height: 15 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Ferrite 180 N
PM-HB-F-SG-D50x10xd8,5/22
SKU: GM16604
Stock: 20
Diameter (D): 50 mm
Height: 10 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Ferrite 290 N
PM-HB-F-SG-D63x14xd6.5/24
SKU: GM16605
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 63 mm
Height: 14 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Ferrite 540 N
POT VLAK GAT 80X18
SKU: GM16606
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 80 mm
Height: 18 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Ferrite 600 N
GM16608
SKU: GM16608
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 83 mm
Height: 18 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Ferrite 680 N
POT MAGNET FERRIET 100x22
SKU: GM16609
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 100 mm
Height: 22 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and a cylinder hole for easy mounting. These pot magnets are screwable at a high torque while the magnet remains unloaded. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with cylinder hole are available in various sizes and grades such as neodymium and ferrite.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Available with extra strong magnet
High torque screwable

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface is covered with a protective coating to prevent corrosion. The cylinder hole makes the magnet system screwable with a high torque.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.
 

Important to know

Screwable at a high torque

These pot magnets with cylinder hole are suitable for extra tightening. There is no force on the pot magnet itself. This is not a part of the screw connection. Mounting is easy with a cylinder head bolt.

Ferrite 170 N
KER POT DR GAT 50X10 M6
SKU: GM16654
Stock: 0
Size: Ø50 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and thread for easy installation in places with low installation height. There is no force on the pot magnet for assembly. Due to the shell of these magnetic systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion and chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.

High torque screwable
Unlimited applications and moveable
Available in various sizes

Construction of ferrite pot magnets

Good magnetic properties, affordably priced

Ferrite pot magnets, also referred to as ceramic pot magnets, are fitted with a steel pot that provides shielding of the magnetic field. Ferrite pot magnets require only a minimal installation height. This provides constructive advantages.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Ferrite pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 200 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 30 to 40% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet temperature returns to the normal ambient temperature. The magnet force of these pot magnets is lower than that of neodymium pot magnets.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Corrosion-resistant

Ferrite pot magnets do not corrode and are suitable for outdoor use.

Ferrite 350 N
PM-TI-F-SG-D63x14xM8
SKU: GM16655
Stock: 0
Size: Ø63 mm
Thread (M): M8
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and thread for easy installation in places with low installation height. There is no force on the pot magnet for assembly. Due to the shell of these magnetic systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion and chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.

High torque screwable
Unlimited applications and moveable
Available in various sizes

Construction of ferrite pot magnets

Good magnetic properties, affordably priced

Ferrite pot magnets, also referred to as ceramic pot magnets, are fitted with a steel pot that provides shielding of the magnetic field. Ferrite pot magnets require only a minimal installation height. This provides constructive advantages.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Ferrite pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 200 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 30 to 40% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet temperature returns to the normal ambient temperature. The magnet force of these pot magnets is lower than that of neodymium pot magnets.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Corrosion-resistant

Ferrite pot magnets do not corrode and are suitable for outdoor use.

Ferrite 550 N
KER POT DR GAT 80X18 M8 Br
SKU: GM16656
Stock: 0
Size: Ø80 mm
Thread (M): M8
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and thread for easy installation in places with low installation height. There is no force on the pot magnet for assembly. Due to the shell of these magnetic systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion and chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.

High torque screwable
Unlimited applications and moveable
Available in various sizes

Construction of ferrite pot magnets

Good magnetic properties, affordably priced

Ferrite pot magnets, also referred to as ceramic pot magnets, are fitted with a steel pot that provides shielding of the magnetic field. Ferrite pot magnets require only a minimal installation height. This provides constructive advantages.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Ferrite pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 200 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 30 to 40% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet temperature returns to the normal ambient temperature. The magnet force of these pot magnets is lower than that of neodymium pot magnets.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Corrosion-resistant

Ferrite pot magnets do not corrode and are suitable for outdoor use.

Ferrite 550 N
KER POT DR GAT 80X18 M10
SKU: GM16657
Stock: 21
Size: Ø80 mm
Thread (M): M10
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and thread for easy installation in places with low installation height. There is no force on the pot magnet for assembly. Due to the shell of these magnetic systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion and chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.

High torque screwable
Unlimited applications and moveable
Available in various sizes

Construction of ferrite pot magnets

Good magnetic properties, affordably priced

Ferrite pot magnets, also referred to as ceramic pot magnets, are fitted with a steel pot that provides shielding of the magnetic field. Ferrite pot magnets require only a minimal installation height. This provides constructive advantages.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Ferrite pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 200 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 30 to 40% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet temperature returns to the normal ambient temperature. The magnet force of these pot magnets is lower than that of neodymium pot magnets.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Corrosion-resistant

Ferrite pot magnets do not corrode and are suitable for outdoor use.

Ferrite 300 N
LAMELLENMAGN 58X58X15 M6 GAT
SKU: GM14461
Stock: 75
Size: 58 x 58 mm
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and thread for easy installation in places with low installation height. There is no force on the pot magnet for assembly. Due to the shell of these magnetic systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion and chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field.

High torque screwable
Unlimited applications and moveable
Available in various sizes

Construction of ferrite pot magnets

Good magnetic properties, affordably priced

Ferrite pot magnets, also referred to as ceramic pot magnets, are fitted with a steel pot that provides shielding of the magnetic field. Ferrite pot magnets require only a minimal installation height. This provides constructive advantages.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Ferrite pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 200 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 30 to 40% of its magnetic force. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet temperature returns to the normal ambient temperature. The magnet force of these pot magnets is lower than that of neodymium pot magnets.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Corrosion-resistant

Ferrite pot magnets do not corrode and are suitable for outdoor use.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 95 N
PM-TE-N-SG-D16x4.5xM6x8
SKU: GM17624
Stock: 172
Size: 16 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 140 N
PM-TE-N-SG-D20x6xM6x10
SKU: GM17625
Stock: 48
Size: 20 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 200 N
PM-TE-N-SG-D25x7xM6x10
SKU: GM17626
Stock: 268
Size: 25 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 350 N
PM-TE-N-SG-D32x7xM6x10
SKU: GM17627
Stock: 0
Size: 32 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 4 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D10x4.5xM3x7
SKU: GM16701
Stock: 0
Size: 10 mm
Thread (M): M3
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 10 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D13x4.5xM3x7
SKU: GM16702
Stock: 0
Size: 13 mm
Thread (M): M3
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 18 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D16x4.5xM3x7
SKU: GM16703
Stock: 0
Size: 16 mm
Thread (M): M3
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 30 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D20x6xM3x7
SKU: GM16704
Stock: 75
Size: 20 mm
Thread (M): M3
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 40 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D25x7xM4x8
SKU: GM16705
Stock: 108
Size: 25 mm
Thread (M): M4
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 80 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D32x7xM4x8
SKU: GM16706
Stock: 44
Size: 32 mm
Thread (M): M4
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 180 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D47x9xM6x8
SKU: GM16707
Stock: 0
Size: 47 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 280 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D57x10.5xM6x8
SKU: GM16708
Stock: 0
Size: 57 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 350 N
PM-TE-F-SG-D63x14xM6x15
SKU: GM16709
Stock: 0
Size: 63 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 300 N
LAMELLENMAGN 58X58X15 M6 EIND
SKU: GM14460
Stock: 127
Size: 58 x 58 mm
Thread (M): M6
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with a threaded end for easy mounting. Thanks to the shell of these magnet systems, the magnetic field strength increases and the pot magnets are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded end are available in various sizes in neodymium and ferrite.

Available in various qualities
Easy to install
Deliverable from stock

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 5 N
PM-TB-N-SG-D6x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17600
Stock: 10
Diameter (D): 6 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 13 N
PM-TB-N-SG-D8x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17601
Stock: 20
Diameter (D): 8 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 25 N
PM-TB-N-SG-D10x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17602
Stock: 63
Diameter (D): 10 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 60 N
PM-TB-N-SG-D13x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17603
Stock: 38
Diameter (D): 13 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 95 N
PM-TB-N-SG-D16x4.5x11.5xM4
SKU: GM17604
Stock: 179
Diameter (D): 16 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 200 N
PM-TB-N-SG-D25x7x14xM4
SKU: GM17606
Stock: 21
Diameter (D): 25 mm
Height (H): 7 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 350 N
PM-TB-N-SG-D32x7x15.5xM5
SKU: GM17607
Stock: 14
Diameter (D): 32 mm
Height (H): 7 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 5 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D6x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17201
Stock: 10
Diameter (D): 6 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 11 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D8x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17202
Stock: 59
Diameter (D): 8 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 20 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D10x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17203
Stock: 14
Diameter (D): 10 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 40 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D13x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17204
Stock: 7
Diameter (D): 13 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 60 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D16x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM17205
Stock: 70
Diameter (D): 16 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 90 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D20x6x13xM4
SKU: GM17206
Stock: 2
Diameter (D): 20 mm
Height (H): 6 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 150 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D25x7x14xM4
SKU: GM17207
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 25 mm
Height (H): 7 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Samarium-Cobalt (SmCo) 220 N
PM-TB-S-SG-D32x7x15.5xM5
SKU: GM17208
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 32 mm
Height (H): 7 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 4 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D10x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM16501
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 10 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 10 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D13x4.5x11,5xM3
SKU: GM16502
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 13 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 18 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D16x4.5x11.5xM3
SKU: GM16503
Stock: 1
Diameter (D): 16 mm
Height (H): 4.5 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 30 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D20x6x13xM3
SKU: GM16504
Stock: 20
Diameter (D): 20 mm
Height (H): 6 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 40 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D25x7x15xM4
SKU: GM16505
Stock: 89
Diameter (D): 25 mm
Height (H): 7 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 80 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D32x7x15xM4
SKU: GM16506
Stock: 163
Diameter (D): 32 mm
Height (H): 7 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 125 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D40x8x18xM5
SKU: GM16507
Stock: 20
Diameter (D): 40 mm
Height (H): 8 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 220 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D50x10x22xM6
SKU: GM16508
Stock: 30
Diameter (D): 50 mm
Height (H): 10 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 350 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D63x14x30xM8
SKU: GM16509
Stock: 6
Diameter (D): 63 mm
Height (H): 14 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 600 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D80x18x34xM10
SKU: GM16510
Stock: 16
Diameter (D): 80 mm
Height (H): 18 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 900 N
PM-TB-F-SG-D100x22x43xM12
SKU: GM16511
Stock: 4
Diameter (D): 100 mm
Height (H): 22 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Ferrite 1300 N
KER POT DR BUS 125X50
SKU: GM16512
Stock: 0
Diameter (D): 125 mm
Height (H): 26 mm
Material housing: Galvanized steel
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell and with threaded bush for easy mounting. Due to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attracting surface. This precludes dispersion of the magnetic field. Pot magnets with threaded bush are available in neodymium, ferrite and samarium cobalt.

Deliverable from stock
Easy to install
Available in various qualities

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.

Operating temperature

When does loss of magnetic strength occur?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 10 N
PM-BA-N-BR-D6h6x20
SKU: GM17301
Stock: 5
Diameter: 6 mm
A: 10 mm
Height: 20 mm
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell with h6 fit tolerance. These pot magnets are suitable for gluing, pressing and shrinking. Thanks to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attraction surface; this prevents the spread of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with h6 fit tolerance are available in various sizes and types such as neodymium, samarium cobalt and AlNiCo.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Editing without losing magnetic power

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.
 

Operating temperature

What temperature does magnet strength loss occur at?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.
 
Tooling the magnet without loss of tensile force:
The magnet strength remains the same when the magnet system is shortened down to a maximum value of A. See the specified value for the relevant item.

Neodymium (NdFeB) 25 N
PM-BA-N-BR-D8h6x20
SKU: GM17302
Stock: 40
Diameter: 8 mm
A: 10 mm
Height: 20 mm
Compact magnet systems with a steel shell with h6 fit tolerance. These pot magnets are suitable for gluing, pressing and shrinking. Thanks to the shell of these pot magnets, the magnetic field strength increases and they are more resistant to corrosion or chemicals. Pot magnets have a single attraction surface; this prevents the spread of the magnetic field.Pot magnets with h6 fit tolerance are available in various sizes and types such as neodymium, samarium cobalt and AlNiCo.

Deliverable from stock
Available in various qualities
Editing without losing magnetic power

Construction of NdFeb pot magnets

What does a neodymium pot magnet consist of?

These super-strong pot magnets are made of the alloy neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), which Goudsmit markets under the brand name Neoflux®. The shell - or pot - provides magnetic shielding. Goudsmit supplies neodymium pot magnets with a brass or steel shell. The holding surface has a protective coating to prevent corrosion.
 

Operating temperature

What temperature does magnet strength loss occur at?

Neodymium cylindrical and flat pot magnets have an operating temperature of up to 80 °C. When heated to this temperature, the magnet loses 15 to 20% of its magnetic strength. This is not permanent; the force is restored when the magnet returns to the normal ambient temperature.
External magnetic fields may also cause loss of magnetic force. An air gap or non-magnetic materials located between the magnet and workpiece reduce the tensile force.

Important to know

Loss of holding force

To prevent loss of holding force due to magnetic short-circuit, neodymium magnets with a brass shell may not be pressed directly into iron. Always maintain a certain distance between the brass shell of the pot magnet and the iron. Contact Goudsmit for specific recommendations.
 
Tooling the magnet without loss of tensile force:
The magnet strength remains the same when the magnet system is shortened down to a maximum value of A. See the specified value for the relevant item.