Magnet With Countersunk Hole China Magnet OEM Factory | Fullzen Technology

Ring magnet, he is a round magnet, which is hollowed out. The round magnets we often see are all a piece of round shape. However, we are curious, can this magnet be fitted with screws? First of all, we made the inner ring of the magnet into a counterbore, and the shape of the counterbore is actually made like a funnel. Why make it like a funnel? Because the shape of the funnel is more beautiful than the vertical hole in terms of aesthetics, the screw will not cause the plane to protrude after installation. Secondly, it is designed to be particularly protective and will not cause the magnet to be so easily damaged. From the perspective of aesthetics, it conforms to the user's vision and satisfies the user's use from the perspective of safety. This kills two birds with one stone.

In modern society, magnets are widely used. Among them, there are many magnets that we have never seen in applications. There are also many magnets that are also used in our common applications in life. Today, I will introduce a small application of countersunk magnets - closing wooden fences.

Since these magnets have countersunk screw holes in the middle, they can be attached to non-magnetic surfaces and therefore wooden doors. Using the characteristics of magnets, using the principle of same-sex repulsion and opposite-sex attraction, the n-level end is buried in the door, the s-level end is buried in the fence, and then fixed with screws. One thing to note here is that the magnet should be flush with the gate and fence.

When the door is pushed to the closed position, the opposite sex attracts the principle of the magnet, so that the S-pole countersunk magnet will be attracted in the fence together with the N-pole countersunk magnet, and the door will be closed. Because the magnets are installed in the gate and fence, it is safe and beautiful. As you can see, this solution is an easy and quick installation that will keep your door closed. Since this is an outdoor application, our magnet manufacturer recommends that you apply a protective varnish to the magnet to reduce the risk of rain corrosion.