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The ECLIPSE M19180/MSC is an Alnico pot magnet designed for secure holding and mounting applications across industrial, commercial, and trade environments. Built from Alnico 5 material, this pot magnet delivers an average pull force of 2.44 pounds and a maximum pull force of 4 pounds. It measures 5/8 inch in diameter and 1 inch in height, with a 10-24 threaded stud for straightforward mechanical attachment. The high maximum operating temperature of 428 degrees F makes it suitable for use in elevated-temperature environments where standard ferrite or neodymium magnets may lose performance. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals commonly use pot magnets for panel mounting, sensor positioning, and fixture attachment.
This magnet is suited for applications that require a compact, threaded holding magnet in environments with moderate to high ambient temperatures. The 10-24 thread allows direct fastening to standard threaded hardware, making it a practical choice for control panel assembly, equipment mounting, and fixture work in both residential and commercial settings. The Alnico 5 grade provides stable magnetic output over a wide temperature range, which is particularly useful in HVAC equipment rooms, mechanical spaces, and industrial installations where heat exposure is a factor.
Designed as a general-purpose threaded Alnico pot magnet suitable for industrial mounting, sensor attachment, and fixture applications requiring a 10-24 thread interface and high-temperature resistance.
Installation is performed by threading the 10-24 stud into a compatible tapped hole or nut. Ensure the mating surface is clean, flat, and free of debris to achieve rated pull force. Do not exceed the maximum operating temperature of 428 degrees F in sustained service. Handle with care during installation, as impact or contact with ferrous surfaces can cause the Alnico material to chip.
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