Countersunk Neodymium Block Magnet - 50mm x 20mm x 5mm | Countersunk Holes 4mm to 8mm | N42 L_10m Magnets operate without breaching the 89108

Name: Countersunk Neodymium Block Magnet - 50mm x 20mm x 5mm | Countersunk Holes 4mm to 8mm | N42 L_10m Magnets operate without breaching the 89108
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 50863958488
Price: 36.40 USD
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Countersunk Neodymium Block Magnet 50mm x 20mm x 5mm Countersunk Holes 4mm to 8mm N42 L_10m Magnets operate without breaching the 89108 Magnets operate without breaching the materials they are joining or holding or releasing at a predetermined pull force Simply press down before rotating for seamless operation This large block magnet has two convenient countersunk holes that allow it to be permanently held in position with one or two tapered head screws It is a handy size which can be used in many applications where a long

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