Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate Rare Earth Magnet 14.6 lb .125 in 42
A sintered neodymium-iron-boron magnet delivers 14.6 lb pull in a 0.125 in thick half-inch square rated to 180 °F
- TypeTraffic & Parking Lot
- Strong hold for metal assemblies with 14.6 lb pull force
- Compact half-inch square footprint fits tight hardware spaces
- Thin .125 inch profile slips into narrow gaps easily
- Neodymium iron boron alloy delivers reliable magnetic strength
- Stable up to 180 degrees Fahrenheit for heated environments
Compact Rare-Earth Holding Magnet
The Mag-Mate magnet delivers 14.6 lb of pull in a 1/2 in by 1/2 in sintered neodymium-iron-boron block. Its .125 in thickness suits tight gaps in fixtures, signage or light-duty latching. Rated to 180 Degrees F, it suits indoor or sheltered outdoor use. Supplied in a 42-piece pack for volume jobs.
Verify Gap, Temperature And Surface Before Buying
Measure the air gap between magnet and ferrous target; any spacing cuts pull force sharply. Confirm the operating environment stays at or below 180 Degrees F to avoid permanent loss. Ensure the mating surface is clean, flat steel — paint, rust or non-magnetic alloys will reduce hold. No mounting hardware is included.
Press-Fit Or Adhesive Mount Frees Up Fastener Holes
The square block presses into a milled pocket or bonds with epoxy, eliminating drilled holes and screws. Sintered casing resists chipping during press fits. Multi-piece pack lets you standardise one magnet size across several assemblies. Polarity is not marked, so test orientation before final bonding.
Highlights
- Strong hold for metal assemblies with 14.6 lb pull force
- Compact half-inch square footprint fits tight hardware spaces
- Thin .125 inch profile slips into narrow gaps easily
- Neodymium iron boron alloy delivers reliable magnetic strength
- Stable up to 180 degrees Fahrenheit for heated environments
Specifications
| Brand | MAG-MATE |
|---|---|
| Type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
Questions about this item
Does the magnet arrive as a single piece or in a pack of 42?
The item is supplied as a pack of 42 individual magnets, each measuring 1/2 in by 1/2 in by .125 in thick.
Which magnet should I choose if I need the 14.6 lb pull force at up to 180 °F?
This neodymium iron boron grade delivers the stated 14.6 lb maximum pull and is rated for stability up to 180 degrees F, so it fits that requirement.
Will the 14.6 lb hold still work when the magnet is mounted on a 1/2 in steel plate?
The 14.6 lb figure is the maximum pull under ideal conditions; actual hold on a 1/2 in plate will be lower and depends on surface finish, air gap and temperature.
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