Value Collection MP0659 Ceramic Pot Magnet 55.12 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION MP0659 is a ceramic pot magnet designed for general-purpose holding, mounting, and retrieval applications across industrial, mechanical, and trade service environments. With an average pull force of 55.12 pounds (25 kg), this magnet delivers reliable holding strength in a compact, low-profile form. The pot-style housing concentrates magnetic flux through the working face, maximizing grip against ferrous surfaces. The unit measures 3.125 inches in diameter and 0.5 inches in height, making it well-suited for flush or surface-mount installations where space is limited. A countersunk mounting hole with a 0.34-inch bore allows for fastener-based attachment without additional hardware. Finished in red for easy identification, the MP0659 ships as a single unit.

This ceramic pot magnet is used in shop fixtures, jigs, tooling plates, door catches, cable management anchors, and equipment mounting brackets. It is equally at home in HVAC service vehicles, electrical shops, plumbing supply rooms, and pool equipment enclosures where a compact, strong holding magnet is needed. The countersunk hole design allows the magnet to sit flush when mounted with a flat-head fastener, keeping the working face in full contact with the target surface. Tradespeople and fabricators typically use this style of magnet for repetitive hold-down or retrieval tasks.

Key Features

• Average pull force of 55.12 pounds (25 kg) for reliable ferrous surface retention
• Compact pot-style housing concentrates flux at the working face for maximum grip
• 3.125-inch diameter with 0.5-inch height for low-profile installations
• Countersunk mounting hole (0.34-inch bore) accepts a flat-head fastener for secure attachment
• Red finish for quick visual identification in tool storage and parts bins
• Non-insulated construction suitable for dry mechanical and shop environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose ceramic pot magnet suitable for ferrous metal surfaces in shop, fixture, and equipment mounting applications where a countersunk fastener mount and high pull force are required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a mechanic, fabricator, or maintenance technician using a flat-head machine screw through the countersunk bore. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and flat before seating the magnet to maintain full working-face contact and rated pull force. Do not drill or machine the ceramic element, as the material is brittle and will fracture. Keep the magnet away from sensitive electronics, magnetic media, and pacemaker devices during handling and installation.