Mag-mate CMP5018P2N42 Neodymium Magnet N42 1/2 in Nickel

Product Description

The MAG-MATE CMP5018P2N42 is a neodymium rare earth disc magnet rated for a maximum pull force of 11.5 pounds. It measures 0.5 inches in diameter and 0.1875 inches in height, making it a compact, high-strength option for a wide range of fastening, holding, and positioning tasks. The N42 grade neodymium construction delivers strong magnetic force relative to its small footprint. A nickel plating finish protects the magnet body from corrosion and light mechanical wear. Maximum operating temperature is 180 degrees F. Maintenance technicians, fabricators, and trade professionals commonly use this style of magnet for sensor mounting, fixture alignment, and tool organization applications.

This magnet is suited for light industrial, commercial, and residential service applications where a small, powerful rare earth magnet is needed. Typical uses include securing access panels, holding small ferrous components in place during assembly, and integrating into jigs or custom fixtures. Its compact disc form factor fits into tight spaces where larger magnets cannot be positioned. The nickel plated surface makes it compatible with applications where a smooth, non-marring contact face is preferred.

Key Features

• N42 grade neodymium rare earth construction for high magnetic strength in a compact size
• 11.5 pound maximum pull force capacity
• Nickel plated finish for corrosion resistance and surface protection
• Maximum operating temperature of 180 degrees F
• Disc form factor at 0.5 inches diameter x 0.1875 inches height fits tight spaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose rare earth disc magnet for holding, fastening, and positioning applications across industrial, commercial, and residential trade work where N42 neodymium magnets are specified.

Installation Notes

Handle neodymium magnets with care, as N42 grade magnets can snap together forcefully and may pinch or chip if mishandled. Keep away from sensitive electronics, magnetic media, and pacemakers during handling. When mounting, ensure the contact surface is clean and free of debris to achieve rated pull force. No special tools are required for most applications, though gloves are recommended when handling multiple magnets simultaneously.