Rubber or plastic Magnetic Systems combine the strength of Neodymium with the protection given by the coating that covers the magnet.
The three series we propose have characteristics that make them suitable for different applications, according to the required fastening system:

• SM35: Rubber disc with threaded hole on the non-magnetic side. Neodymium magnets of both poles on the same face;

• SM37: rubber or plastic shell with through-hole;

• SM56: Rubber shell with through countersunk hole; magnetic side on the countersink.

The use of rubber for the outer shell offers several advantages: from greater grip on very smooth metal surfaces (especially if supported vertically) to a reduced risk of scratches or dents when the magnet adheres to the metal part.

Although the magnets are completely contained inside the shell, these types of magnets are NOT suitable for prolonged use underwater or in very humid environments, as they are not watertight. For the aforementioned uses, we have developed the SM39 series, which can be consulted by clicking on the blue code.

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You can view and download the technical drawings of each product by clicking on the respective code, highlighted in blue.

All measures are in millimeters (mm).