Unlike standard countersunk magnets, counterbore hole magnets feature an enlarged recess that accommodates the head of a screw. This design allows for a tighter, more secure fix, making them ideal for applications requiring extra clamping force and reliability in mounting.

Pot magnets encase the magnetic core in a non‑magnetic housing (the “pot”), which helps to concentrate or shape the magnetic field. This design enhances safety and precision in applications such as mounting channel installations and specialised industrial fixtures, where controlled magnetic attraction is critical.

Mounting channel magnets are engineered specifically for use within mounting channels – common in industrial and electronic settings. Their design ensures a flush, robust installation that withstands vibrations and the rigours of demanding environments, while delivering optimal holding power.

These magnets are extensively used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, industrial machinery, and electronics. Their secure mounting capability makes them a preferred choice for retaining components, fastenings in manufacturing equipment, and specialised assembly applications where continuous clamping force is vital.

When selecting a magnet, consider the specific installation requirements, including the mounting method, desired holding force and the environmental conditions. Check the detailed product specifications – including precise UK measurements in millimetres – and consult with our technical support for tailored advice to ensure you choose the optimal magnet for your application.