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N52 Countersunk Disc Neodymium Magnets – Flush-Mount NdFeB Screw Magnets

  • N52 sintered NdFeB for maximum holding power in compact disc form

  • Countersunk hole enables flush screw mounting for clean, secure installations

  • Custom diameter/thickness/hole specs, coatings, and tolerances for EU/US industrial supply

N52 Countersunk Disc Neodymium Magnets – Flush-Mount NdFeB Screw Magnets

N52 countersunk disc neodymium magnets are high-performance sintered NdFeB magnets designed for secure, flush screw mounting in industrial assemblies. The countersunk hole allows the screw head to sit flush with the magnet surface, improving stability and reducing interference in tight installations.

  • Material: Sintered NdFeB (Neodymium-Iron-Boron)
  • Grade: N52 (ultra-high energy)
  • Shape: Disc with countersunk hole
  • Magnetization: Axial (through thickness) – standard for countersunk discs
  • Use Case: Screw mounting / fixtures / jigs / enclosures / cabinetry / industrial hardware
  • Market: Europe & North America

Key Advantages

  • Flush mounting: countersunk design supports clean installation and improved mechanical security.
  • High holding force: N52 grade maximizes magnetic energy in a compact footprint.
  • Assembly-friendly: ideal for fixtures, panels, and removable covers without adhesives.
  • Custom manufacturing: diameter, thickness, hole diameter/angle, coating, and tolerances can be specified.

Magnetic Properties (Typical for N52)

Typical grade values shown below. Actual holding force depends on magnet size, countersunk geometry, mating steel thickness/flatness, and air gap.

Property Typical Value Unit
Remanence (Br) 14.2 – 14.8 kGs
Coercivity (Hcb) ≥ 10.8 kOe
Intrinsic Coercivity (Hcj) ≥ 12.0 kOe
Max Energy Product (BHmax) 50 – 52 MGOe
Max Working Temperature 80°C (standard N grade) °C

Dimensions & Countersunk Hole Specifications (Customizable)

Parameter Option / Range Notes
Disc Diameter (D) Custom Common: small to medium sizes for fixtures and mounting
Thickness (T) Custom Magnetized axially through thickness
Hole Type Countersunk (standard) Optional: straight hole / counterbore by request
Countersunk Angle 82° / 90° (custom) Match screw standard (US/EU)
Hole Diameter Custom Matched to screw size (e.g., M3/M4/M5 or #6/#8)
Dimensional Tolerance ±0.05 mm to ±0.10 mm Depends on size and machining route

Engineering note: Countersunk machining reduces magnet cross-section. For maximum holding force, confirm thickness and steel mating surface conditions (flatness, coating, and air gap).

Surface Coating & Corrosion Protection

Coating Protection Level Typical Use Notes
Ni-Cu-Ni Standard Indoor / general industrial Most common finish
Epoxy High Humidity / mild outdoor Improved corrosion resistance
Zinc (Zn) Basic Cost-sensitive applications Lower corrosion resistance vs Ni/Epoxy
Black Nickel / Other Custom Appearance or special needs By requirement

Typical Applications

  • Industrial fixtures, jigs, and positioning stops
  • Removable panels, access covers, and enclosures
  • Cabinetry, signage, displays (flush mount systems)
  • Automation tooling, clamps, and assembly aids
  • Prototype builds and OEM mechanical integration

Handling & Assembly Notes

  • Do not overtighten: NdFeB magnets are hard and brittle; excessive torque may crack the magnet.
  • Use correct screw head angle: match 82°/90° countersink to avoid point loading.
  • Keep clean mating surfaces: paint, plating, or gaps can reduce holding force significantly.
  • Safety: keep away from children; strong magnets can pinch and can be hazardous if swallowed.

FAQ

What does “countersunk” mean on a neodymium disc magnet?

Countersunk means the hole is conical so a flat-head screw can sit flush with the magnet surface. This improves mounting stability and keeps the assembly profile low.

Can you match EU/US screw standards?

Yes. We can customize the countersink angle (commonly 82° or 90°) and hole diameter to fit metric screws (M3/M4/M5, etc.) or imperial sizes (#6/#8, etc.). Please specify your screw standard.

Will the magnet crack during installation?

NdFeB magnets are brittle. To reduce risk, use proper screw fit, avoid overtightening, and ensure the countersink matches the screw head angle. For high mechanical shock, consider protective housings or bonded/encapsulated designs.

Is N52 always the best grade?

N52 provides maximum strength at room temperature, but if operating temperature exceeds 80°C, high-temperature grades (H/SH/UH/EH/AH) may be more suitable depending on your environment.

What information should I provide for a fast evaluation?

Please provide disc diameter and thickness, screw size/standard, countersink angle, coating requirement, operating temperature/environment, and quantity.

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