Channel magnets are powerful U-shaped magnetic components composed of strong neodymium iron boron magnets or ferrite magnets, wrapped in nickel plated steel grooves, which can achieve strong magnetic pull (magnetic field strength can be increased by several times). Next, we will introduce its types, advantages, and applications.

Types of channel magnet components

Channel magnet

The channel magnet has one or two countersunk holes for connecting M3/M4 standard flat head screws, nuts, and bolts, such as neodymium iron boron channel magnets with 1/2 countersunk holes and ferrite channel magnets with 1/2 countersunk holes.

Advantages of Channel Magnet Assembly

Neodymium iron boron channel magnet assembly

Super strong magnetism: Magnetism is limited to one surface, where magnetism is concentrated.

Non Fragile: The channel magnet does not generate fragments or cracks when continuously impacting the steel surface, which is another significant advantage.

Channel magnets can be used for indoor and outdoor applications, suitable for industrial and consumer installation and fixation applications that require high magnetic strength, such as guide rails for letterpress printing and commercial sewing, door latches, additional labeling, or simple tool storage.