Metric Rubber Magnet Covers

Metric Rubber Magnet Covers Info

Our metric rubber magnet covers offer a way to protect the surface of the magnet, add impact resistance and prevent slipping. The rubber also makes it high-friction to make hanging things much easier.

What is a mounting magnet? -  Mounting magnets are strong neodymium magnets that are set inside a steel cup or channel. Round mounting magnets are also known as cup magnets, pot magnets or base magnets and rectangular mounting magnets are also called channel magnets. Mounting magnets in general are also referred to as holding, gripping or retaining magnets depending on the application. Learn more about Mounting Magnets.

How strong are mounting magnets? -  Mounting magnets are designed to have a very strong attraction to ferrous material such as steel or iron. The steel cup or channel redirects one pole to be very close to other to create a superior pull force. See why to use a mounting magnet over a disc or ring magnet for Mounting Magnets on Steel.

Applications

• Commercial, industrial, heavy-duty
• Craft, hobby, DIY
• Holding, lifting, pulling objects
• Attaching magnets on stainless steel
• Impact resistance
• Water and weather resistance
• Magnet fishing
• Home organization
• Fridge magnets
• Magnetic hooks
•  Magnetic door stop/catch
• See our magnet blog and magnet applications pages for more uses!

Benefits

1. Inventory - We keep a huge inventory in stock, at our facilities in Pipersville, PA, USA
2. Service - Expert advice and quick responses
3. Shipping - Fast shipping. Most orders placed online by 1PM EST, M-F, ship the same day. Expedited shipping options available
4. Information - Huge amount of technical information and real use data

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Additional Information

• Specs - Technical information
• Magnet info - General magnet information
• Magnet uses - Magnet applications in real life
• How do magnetic fields work? - Learn magnetic field basics
• How do magnets work? - Learn basic information about magnets

On each individual product page, you can find:

1. Description tab -  Basic magnet info, including pull force, field strength, product weight and more
2. Technical tab - Graphs for pull force, magnetic field pictures, and BH Curves
3. Downloads tab - Drawings, spec sheets, SDS, certifications, and more

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