NdFeB Rubber Coated Cable Magnets with Mounting Hole

NdFeB Rubber Coated Cable Magnets with Mounting Hole, Ø22mm Ø31mm Ø43mm Rubber Encased Pot Magnet Assembly NdFeB, Santoprene Rubber Covered Magnetic System, Outdoor Rubber Coated Magnetic Cable Clips Magnet Holder, Neodymium Clamping Magnet Fixing Holding System Boutique Magnets, Rubber Embedded Waterproof Magnetic Base Mount Holder Supplier

NdFeB Rubber Coated Cable Magnets with Mounting Hole Parameter:
Item No. RCM05-C22 / RCM05-C31 / RCM05-C43
Form / Model Magnet system / Cable holder
Material NdFeB (alloy of neodymium-iron-boron)
Diameter Ø22mm Ø31mm Ø43mm
Height 6 mm
Total height 16 mm
Coating plastic
Magnetization semi-anisotrop (magnetized in stripes)
Thread M4
Adhesion *N 35 – 100 | 3,8 kg – 10 kg
Weight 12 g – 30 g
max. Operating temperature 60°C

These rubber coated magnets are designed for organization, mounting cables, hoses, pipes, etc.

Rubber Encased Cable Mounting Magnets Ø22mm Ø31mm Ø43mm

The rubber coating also provide a good level of corrosion protection in humid conditions. Because of their high performance, slide resisting properties and paint work protection ability, these rubber coated Neodymium (NdFeB) pot magnets are sometimes also known as Boutique Magnets.

Best used in a shear position, rubber-coated pot magnets have a superior slide resistance over regular magnets due to the increased friction generated between a rubber and smooth steel surface. Cable Mounting Magnet System Ø22mm Ø31mm Ø43mm Gummed

Corrosion is the most common reason for a failing magnet. By adding a rubber-coating to a magnet you increase its resistance to corrosion and what’s more they are safe to use on easily marked surfaces without scratching. Typical applications include suspending outdoor cameras, heavy-duty gate and door latches, hanging signage and mounting sensors.

Rubber Coated Cable Tie Mount Magnet Dimension

Rubber Coated Magnetic Cable Holders System

Ideal for furniture fixings, hanging artwork and keeping doors and drawers closed, countersunk magnets have a central hole which allows them to be fixed to non-magnetic surfaces with a screw. Because these magnets have a rubber-coating they are ideal for using to attract fragile or easily marked surfaces, the rubber coating increases friction, softens impacts and prevents marking. Countersunk magnets with opposite poles on the countersunk face can be used to attract two surfaces or two opposing countersunk magnets with the same pole on the countersunk face can be used to create a damping, shock absorbing or repelling effect. Also available with the north pole on the countersunk face.