Neodymium pot magnet Ø 48 mm with counterbore hole, holds approx. 63 kg

Item number	ZTN-48
Strength	approx. 63 kg
Displacement force	approx. 13 kg
Unit of Sale	1 piece

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Description

These pot magnets have a drilled cylindrical hole and can be fastened with a regular screw. For applications requiring countersunk screws, we recommend our pot magnets type CSN-48 with drilled countersunk hole. They also have a diameter of 48 mm.

The following screws fit into the ZTN-48, for example:

Hexagon socket head cap screw: ISO 4762 M8 (8 mm)
Hexalobular head cap screw: ISO 14580 M8 (8 mm)
Cross recessed cheese-head screw (Form Z): ISO 7048 M8 (8 mm)

Please note: The full adhesive force is achieved when the ferromagnetic counterpart is smooth and of sufficient thickness and when the pot magnet makes direct and full flush contact. Pot magnets already lose much of their adhesive force at a distance of only half a millimetre to the ferromagnetic surface. This characteristic is more pronounced in pot magnets than in other ferrite and neodymium magnets. You can find additional fascinating information on our FAQ page about pot magnet features.

Technical data

Article ID	ZTN-48
EAN	7640155439077
Material	NdFeB
Strength	approx. 63 kg (approx. 618 N)
Displacement force	approx. 13 kg (approx. 124 N )
Colour	Silver-coloured
Design	With counterbore hole
Pot diameter D	48 mm
Pot height H	11,5 mm
Hole d1	8,5 mm
Hole d2	15 mm
Depth t	8,5 mm
Tolerance	+/- 0,1 mm
Magnetisation	N42
Coating	Nickel-coated (Ni-Cu-Ni)
Visible side of the magnet	North pole
Max. working temperature	80 °C
Shape	Disc
Steel	Q235 (China)
Weight	110 g
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Additional features and tips

The answer to why you can arrange pot magnets only side by side can be found under our FAQ.

The structure of pot magnets

Pot magnets have a neodymium or ferrite magnet built into a steel pot. When it comes into direct contact with a surface, its force will be focused on the holding surface as a result. This increases the adhesive force of the magnet. For more information, please refer to our FAQ page on the characteristics of pot magnets.