Buy magnet systems such as pot magnets, flat grippers or bar grippers in the online shop

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In our online shop you will find magnet systems, flat grippers, bar grippers and pot magnets of all types, which offer you a wide range of application and fastening options.

https://www.schallenkammer.de/magnetsysteme.html

Choose between pot magnets with through hole, magnet systems with external thread, with internal thread or flat grippers with low overall height.

The cylindrical magnet systems or bar grippers are supplied with and without internal thread as well as with fit tolerance h6.

Each of the above magnets is available in different sizes and with different holding forces. Hard ferrite, samarium cobalt (SmCo), AlNiCo 500 or neodymium (NdFeB) are used as the magnetic core.

The magnetic force depends on the material of the magnetic core. Neodymium, is currently the strongest permanent magnet available with outstanding properties in terms of remanence and energy density. This means that pot magnets can be used where a strong magnetic field is required with a small size.

A galvanised metal housing brass housing or a stainless steel housing protects the magnet core from environmental influences. In addition, the holding force of the magnet is focused by the housing and directs the magnetic forces concentrated onto the holding surface. The stainless steel housing is suitable for applications with special regulations, as it is resistant to most chemicals and can also withstand higher temperatures.

Flat grippers without a hole or thread can be glued or pressed into the holes provided.

Magnet systems with internal threads can simply be screwed to the mating thread.

Pot magnets with through hole and countersink can be fastened with a cylinder head screw or with a countersunk screw.

The magnet systems with threaded bush or the magnet systems with external thread can be equipped with a handle, with a fastening hook or with eyelets.

Do you want to attach the magnets to a non-magnetic surface, such as wood or plastic? For this, it is best to use metal discs as magnetic adhesion surfaces. They can simply be glued on or fastened to the desired surface with a screw. Metal discs with a stop edge prevent the magnet from slipping vertically if the load is too high.

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