Eclipse M19182/MSC Alnico Pot Magnet 0.75 in 10-24 Thread

Product Description

The ECLIPSE M19182/MSC is an Alnico pot magnet designed for holding and mounting applications where high-temperature performance is required. Built with an Alnico 5 magnet grade, it delivers an average pull force of 4.57 pounds and a maximum pull force of 9 pounds from a compact 0.75-inch diameter, 0.75-inch high housing. The 10-24 threaded stud allows direct fastening to fixtures, jigs, or panels. With a maximum operating temperature of 428 degrees F, this magnet maintains reliable holding performance in elevated-heat environments where ceramic or ferrite magnets would degrade. Installation requires no special tools and suits applications across HVAC, electrical, and general trade settings.

The M19182/MSC is suited for use in industrial and commercial holding fixtures, sensor mounting, door catches, and equipment positioning. The threaded 10-24 stud makes it straightforward to integrate into existing mounting hardware. Its high-temperature tolerance makes it a practical choice where components are exposed to heat from nearby motors, enclosures, or heating equipment. Trade professionals in HVAC, electrical, and mechanical service work will find it useful as a retrofit or replacement holding magnet in temperature-prone areas.

Key Features

• Alnico 5 magnet grade provides stable magnetic output across a wide temperature range
• Average pull force of 4.57 pounds with maximum pull force of 9 pounds
• Maximum operating temperature of 428 degrees F suitable for heat-intensive environments
• 10-24 threaded stud for direct mechanical attachment to fixtures or panels
• Compact form factor at 0.75 inch diameter and 0.75 inch height

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose threaded Alnico pot magnet suitable for holding and mounting applications requiring a 10-24 threaded connection and high-temperature performance.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by threading the 10-24 stud directly into a tapped hole or compatible threaded hardware. De-energize or power down any equipment in the work area before positioning magnets near sensitive electrical components. Keep magnet away from ferrous debris during handling to prevent unintended attraction to nearby metal surfaces. No special certifications or licensed trade classification is required for installation in most applications, but always follow applicable facility or equipment safety procedures.