Grtard Neodymium Cup Magnets with Holes and Screws, 6 PCS 30 lb Pull Force | Heavy Duty Countersunk Magnet

• Stronger Magnetic Force — Unlike ordinary countersunk NdFeB magnets, our rare earth magnets feature a specialized cup structure that directs all magnetic force to the bottom contact surface. This design delivers stronger holding power, supporting up to 30 lbs of pull weight
• Lasting Durability — These strong neodymium magnets are crafted with a triple-layer nickel-copper-nickel coating, which resists rust, corrosion, and surface wear. And the steel cup protects the brittle neodymium magnet from chipping or cracking, extending the service life
• Easy to Install — Built-in centered countersunk hole allows flush installation without protruding edges that scratch your items. We include matching stainless steel mounting screws for these magnets with holes, so you can fasten these pot magnets firmly on wood, drywall, metal shelves, and workbenches in minutes
• Extensive Use — These strong magnets heavy duty are widely used in industrial and household settings. The neodymium cup magnets can hold up some heavier hand tools well and very easily. Ideal for hanging wrenches, screwdrivers, knives, and workshop hardware; also great for RV storage, warehouse fixture mounting, craft DIY projects, and more
• Precautions — This value set contains 6 strong rare earth magnets with dimensions (0.98’’ diameter × 0.21’’ height). These neodymium magnets are very fragile; it is forbidden for magnets to collide with other metal objects (including other magnets), so be careful when you are trying to separate the heavy duty magnets!

• Select Mounting Location — Choose a clean, flat surface (wood, drywall, metal) where you need strong magnetic holding power. Ensure the area is free from sensitive electronics or magnetic media.
• Position and Mark — Place the Grtard cup magnet with its countersunk hole over the desired spot. Use a pencil to mark the screw hole location through the magnet's center.
• Secure the Magnet — Using a screwdriver, fasten the included stainless steel screw through the countersunk hole and into your marked surface until the magnet sits flush and is firmly attached.
• Test Holding Power — Carefully test the magnet's strength by attaching a tool or item. Remember that actual holding power can vary based on surface material and thickness. Handle magnets with care to avoid pinching or damage.

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