N35 neodymium pot magnet, 1.19 inch diameter × 0.166 inch thick, with a countersunk mounting hole and Ni-Cu-Ni coating. Listed pull force: 14.05 lb. SKU 8962.
The countersunk hole provides a mechanical attachment point for fixtures and removable steel-surface mounting assemblies. Check the hole geometry and screw-head fit before selecting mounting hardware.
Specifications
| Pot Magnet Size: |
1.19" diameter × 0.166" thick |
| Material: |
Rare Earth NdFeB |
| Grade: |
N35 |
| Coating: |
Ni-Cu-Ni |
| Br (typical): |
12,100 Gauss |
| BHmax (typical): |
35 MGOe |
| Max Temperature: |
80°C / 176°F |
| Magnetization: |
Axial |
| Surface Gauss: |
1,844 Gauss |
| Pull Force: |
14.05 lb |
| Weight: |
0.273 oz |
| Feature: |
Countersunk mounting hole |
Design and assembly guidance
Support the assembly against its mounting surface and avoid excessive screw torque or point loading. Keep the working face aligned with the target steel. Paint, thin steel and gaps can reduce retention, while sliding loads require separate evaluation from direct pull-off loads.
Listed pull force is a comparison value rather than a safe working load. Target steel thickness, air gaps, coatings, alignment and loading direction affect actual retention. Test the complete assembly under its intended conditions before production. Protect the brittle magnet from impact and avoid an interference fit that could chip or crack it.
The listed maximum magnet temperature is 80°C. Allowable operation depends on the magnetic circuit, opposing fields and required performance. Validate the assembled device at its intended temperature and check adhesives and housing materials against their own limits.
Compare materials in our neodymium grades chart, explore working gaps with the pull-force calculator, and browse related magnet sizes. Send drawings, operating conditions and quantities through the Magnet RFQ Builder for application-specific sourcing.
