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Internal Threaded Mounting
Deep Pot Magnet is one another name of internal threaded mounting. These pot magnets are comes in red magnets and comes in regular Neodymium magnets range also. By using screws and bolts with M3, M4, M5 and M8, these pot magnets can easily be attach to any item. These magnets also exeunt with Alnico, NdFeB and SmcO formats. Most of these come in coating, with chrome, Nickel, Zinc or red paint with mild steel casings.
Even at high temperature of +220 Degrees C, these alnico pot magnets provide same efficiency in energy. During demagnetization of NdFeB pot magnets, it works swiftly at temperature up to +80 C.
We at A TO Z Magnets also offer a range of SmCo extreme pot magnets, which produce maximum amount of energy in any extreme conditions. These magnets are idle during temperature corrosion resistant applications also. Even in, dampen conditions of Neodymium magnets and samarium cobalt, as well it will not corrode.
In marine environment, it maintains a steady temperature, which allows SmCo magnets to perform without corrosion. With Ferric stainless steel (SS 430) being upgraded with pot magnets steel casing and the steelwork makes it less corrosion free.
These pot magnets with a clamp come with a hook, upgraded with stainless steel (SS 304 grade). SmCo Provides adhesive in Extreme Pot Magnet comes in much improved manner to cope with temperature as high as 300 Degrees C . Sometime it might be possible to work at +350 Degrees C.
In order to use it at cold temperatures, the adhesive is the main issue because most the adhesives become brittle and risky. However, to avoid that, extensive measures takes place, so that nothing such incidents will occur in feature by wearing protective glasses.
It is possible to use the SmCo Extreme Pot Magnet to hold onto ferromagnetic structures at very low temperatures (e.g. to -100 degrees C) although suitability for use towards cryogenic temperatures (i.e. towards -273 degrees C), for which Samarium Cobalt magnets on their own are definitely suitable, is theoretically possible with a SmCo Extreme Pot Magnet but is, as yet, untested.