Eclipse 827 Alnico Pot Magnet 11 Lb Pull Force

Product Description

The ECLIPSE 827 is a compact alnico pot magnet designed for secure mounting and holding applications in industrial, HVAC, electrical, and mechanical service environments. Built with a Grade 5 Alnico core housed in a mild steel cup, this magnet delivers an average pull force of 11 pounds (5 kilograms maximum pull force) from a body that measures only 1-1/8 inches in diameter and 0.344 inches in height. The countersunk screw-mount design allows flush, permanent fastening to ferromagnetic surfaces. Rated for continuous use up to 220 degrees C, the 827 holds performance in high-temperature environments where standard ferrite magnets fall short.

The ECLIPSE 827 is well suited for mounting sensors, holding jigs, securing access panels, or anchoring components in HVAC cabinets, electrical enclosures, and light mechanical assemblies. The M4 countersunk hole accepts standard M4 hardware, making installation straightforward in fabrication shops, service trucks, or equipment rooms. Its small footprint and high-temperature tolerance make it a reliable choice for OEM assembly work and field service repairs where a compact, fixed-force holding element is needed.

Key Features

• 11 lb average pull force from a 1-1/8 inch diameter body
• Grade 5 Alnico magnet material for stable force at elevated temperatures
• Rated to 220 degrees C maximum operating temperature
• Countersunk M4 screw-mount hole (0.339 inch diameter) for flush installation
• Mild steel cup concentrates magnetic flux for improved holding strength
• Low-profile design at 0.344 inches overall height

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose screw-mount alnico pot magnet suitable for ferromagnetic mounting surfaces in industrial, HVAC, electrical, and mechanical service applications where M4 hardware is used.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a clearance hole and countersink in the mounting surface to accept M4 hardware. De-energize or isolate any adjacent electrical components before positioning the magnet near sensitive electronics or magnetic media. Use standard hand tools appropriate for M4 fasteners. Avoid side-loading the magnet beyond its rated pull direction, as shear force capacity is significantly lower than direct pull force.