Rubber Coated Neodymium Pot Magnet – D22mm x 6mm | Countersunk 4.5mm Hole

Rubber Coated Neodymium Pot Magnet – D22mm x 6mm | Countersunk 4.5mm Hole

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Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts > Arts & Crafts > Art & Crafting Materials > Crafting Adhesives & Magnets > Craft Magnets
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RCND22A

Rubber Coated Neodymium Pot Magnet – D22mm x 6mm | Countersunk 4.5mm Hole

Create a compact, screw-mounted magnetic fixing with this 22mm diameter x 6mm high rubber coated neodymium pot magnet . With a rated 2kg pull force and a 4.5mm countersunk hole , it combines strong Rare Earth magnetic performance with convenient mounting for displays, cabinetry, workshop fittings and custom assemblies.

The rubber coating helps protect contact surfaces from scratches and improves grip against sliding. Its compact size makes it a practical choice where space is limited and a protective contact surface is preferred.

Countersunk Mounting for a Secure Fixing

The central countersunk hole accommodates a suitable countersunk screw, allowing the magnet to be attached to a panel, bracket or other support. Once installed, it provides a reusable magnetic connection to a compatible ferrous steel surface.

Applications

  • Magnetic catches for lightweight doors, panels and access covers.

  • Removable signage and retail displays.

  • Workshop storage and positioning fixtures.

  • Custom magnetic mounts for home, hobby and commercial projects.

Pull force guidance: The 2kg rating refers to direct pull under suitable test conditions. Actual holding strength depends on steel thickness, surface finish, contact area and loading direction. Vertical holding capacity will be lower, and paint, coatings or air gaps can reduce performance.