Ferrite Shallow Pots with Countersunk Hole

Our Ferrite Shallow Pots with a Countersunk Hole are a practical variation of standard shallow pot magnets, designed specifically for easy and flush mounting. These magnets feature a central countersunk hole, allowing them to be secured with countersunk screws so they sit neatly against flat surfaces without protrudin screw heads. This makes them ideal for applications where a clean, low-profile finish is essential. 

Made from ferrite (ceramic) magnetic material, they offer good holding strength at an economical price point. Their mild steel casing directs the magnetic field toward the working face, improving surface grip. Ferrite also resists demagnetisation and corrosion, and performs well in high-temperature environments.

Typical Applications

• Flush-mounting signs or panels on walls or equipment surfaces
• Magnetic closures for cabinets or furniture without visible screws
• Mounting lightweight display fixtures in retail or exhibition setups
• Tool holders or jigs in workshops and garages
  

Key Features

• Countersunk central hole for flush mounting with standard countersunk screws
• Ferrite magnet core offers stable and cost-effective holding power
• Low-profile design ideal for space-saving installations
• High temperature resistant - operates reliably up to 120°C 
• Naturally corrosion-resistant ferrite material, suitable for damp or dusty environments
• Steel pot casing directs the magnetic field for improved surface holding

Technical Data

Learn More About Ferrite Shallow Pots with Countersunk Hole 

Our Ferrite Shallow Pots with a Countersunk Hole are designed for applications where a clean, flush finish and easy installation are essential. The integrated countersunk hole allows the magnet to be fixed securely using a standard countersunk screw, ensuring the magnet sits flat against the surface without any protruding fasteners. This makes them ideal for situations where appearance, alignment, and safety are important. 

Made with ferrite (ceramic) magnetic material, these magnets are known for their cost-effectiveness, corrosion resistance, and stability at high temperatures (up to 120°C). While not as powerful as neodymium magnets, they are more than sufficient for many everyday holding tasks, especially in environments where moisture or temperature could affect performance. 

The steel pot casing enhances the magnetic field on the working face, improving the grip while also protecting the magnet from mechanical damage. This makes them a practical solution for both industrial and commercial environments where light-duty holding is required and the installation needs to be discreet and secure.

Whether you're mounting signs, creating hidden closures, or building custom fixtures, these magnets provide a versatile, low-cost, and reliable magnetic solution.