Mag-mate CMP7512CSP2N42 Ring Neodymium Holding Magnet

Product Description

The MAG-MATE CMP7512CSP2N42 is a ring-style neodymium rare earth holding magnet designed for secure, compact mounting in industrial and trade applications. Measuring 0.75 inches in diameter and 0.12 inches high, this magnet delivers an average pull force of 8 pounds and a maximum pull force of 16 pounds from a footprint that fits tight spaces. With 12 poles and a single countersunk M6 mounting hole, it installs flush against surfaces without protruding hardware. It is rated for continuous operation up to 180 degrees F. HVAC, electrical, and mechanical trade professionals use this type of magnet for panel latching, sensor positioning, and component retention tasks.

This magnet fits residential and light commercial applications where a low-profile, high-pole-count ring magnet is required. The countersunk mounting hole allows a fastener to sit flush, making it well suited for equipment panels, access doors, junction boxes, and fixture assemblies. The neodymium rare earth construction provides a strong hold relative to the magnet's small size, which makes it a practical choice where space and weight are constrained. It ships individually and has a minimum order quantity of one unit.

Key Features

• Ring form factor with 0.75 inches diameter and 0.12 inches height for low-profile installations
• Neodymium rare earth material delivers 8 lb average and 16 lb maximum pull force
• 12-pole configuration provides distributed magnetic force across the ring face
• Single countersunk M6 mounting hole allows flush fastener seating
• Rated to 180 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Non-insulated construction; compatible with direct metal-surface mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade holding magnet for equipment panels, access doors, and fixture assemblies requiring a ring-style neodymium magnet with a countersunk M6 mounting hole.

Installation Notes

De-energize or power down any associated equipment before installing or removing holding magnets near electrical components. Use an appropriately sized M6 fastener torqued per the equipment manufacturer's fastener specifications. Keep neodymium magnets away from sensitive electronics, magnetic media, and pacemakers during handling. Installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, electricians, or mechanical service professionals as part of a larger assembly task.