The Difference Between Pot Magnet and Neodymium Countersunk Magnet
As we all know, a pot magnet is a magnet system in which powerful NdFeB magnets are embedded in durable steel cups or grooves. Also called cup magnet or fixed magnet.
Compared with a single neodymium sink magnet, the pot magnet has more advantages:
- Smaller size and higher magnetic field strength: The steel casing concentrates the magnetic force on one side and significantly improves the retention force.
- Cost saving: Due to the super magnetic force, the use of rare earth magnets can be reduced and the cost of magnets can be reduced.
- Durability: Neodymium magnets are very fragile, steel or rubber covering can protect them.
- Installation options: Pot magnets can be applied to many accessories, so they can use different installation options.
It is a popular household and industrial magnetic assembly that can be used in hanging and wall-mounted applications.
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