Block Magnets with Mounting Holes

Block magnets with mounting holes are a common type of magnet that is often used when you need to attach a magnet to a structure or piece of equipment, and today's article is a good opportunity to talk to you about these magnets.

Picture of a typical rectangular block rare earth magnet with countersunk mounting holes, with the single hole in the center.

The above kind of block magnets with mounting holes are the most common, there are also mounting holes that are not in the center position, to the left or to the right, and there are also some customers who will ask for more than one hole, such as 3 mounting holes, 2 mounting holes (distributed at the left and right ends).

At present, the commonly used installation holes are straight holes and countersunk holes (screw holes). Straight holes can be used for bolts to fit nuts, and can be fixed and installed through positioning pins or embedded structures. Sinking holes are mainly fixed in the required places by screws.

As for the material, it mainly adopts ceramic ferrite, neodymium iron boron and samarium cobalt. Ferrite material because of the processing needs mold, the cost is not cheap, generally few customers use. The most important is NdFeB, which is highly customized. Some high-temperature environment will use samarium cobalt.

Applications can be used in door cabinets, windows, magnetic tool holders, as well as in mechanical equipment, magnetic separation equipment, and medical equipment to provide magnetic fields.

We are neodymium magnet direct sales manufacturer, if your project need to use this kind of block magnet with mounting holes, you can contact us, material, length, width, thickness, hole position, size, type, etc. can be customized, welcome to contact us.

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