Ring Magnets and Other Magnets with a Hole
Ring magnets are round neodymium magnets with a hole through the center, so they slide over a shaft, pin or bolt. Need a flush screw mount instead? Choose a countersunk ring. Most orders placed by 1 PM MT ship the same day from Denver, Colorado.
- Most orders ship same day when placed by 1 PM MT
- Free U.S. shipping on every order
- 30-day returns, no restocking fees
- 25 million+ magnets in stock in Denver, Colorado
Ring Magnet Types
What goes through the hole decides the style.
Ring Magnets
Straight center hole for shafts, pins and bolts. Outside diameters from 3/16 to 2 Inch.
Screw mount
Countersunk Ring Magnets
Tapered hole for a flat-head screw, so the screw head sits flush. #2 to #10 screws.
Pot (Cup) Mounting Magnets
Ring magnet in a steel cup that focuses the pull on one face.
For product makers
MagSafe Magnets
54 × 46 mm N52 ring assemblies with alignment magnet, plus steel rings.
Popular Ring Sizes
Read ring sizes as outside diameter × inside diameter × thickness.
Ring Magnets by Application
Where a hole through the middle helps.
Not Sure Which Ring You Need?
Filter stocked rings by outside diameter, inside diameter and thickness, or size a magnet to your load.
Rings for Your Product Line?
- Volume pricing on eligible listings, from 5% off at 2 packs to 35% off at 100 packs
- Quotes by email within 24 to 48 hours for larger or recurring orders
- Purchase orders and NET 30 terms on approved credit
Ring Magnet Questions
Straight answers from our team in Denver, Colorado.
What is a ring magnet?
A ring magnet is a round neodymium magnet with a hole through the center. It slides over a shaft, pin or bolt. Our stock rings are magnetized axially, with north on one flat face and south on the other.
What does OD × ID × T mean?
Ring sizes list the outside diameter, the inside diameter of the hole, then the thickness. A 1/2 × 1/4 × 1/8 Inch ring is 1/2 Inch across with a 1/4 Inch hole and is 1/8 Inch thick.
What is the difference between a ring magnet and a countersunk ring?
A ring magnet has a straight hole. A countersunk ring has a tapered hole that matches a flat-head screw, so the screw sits flush. Shop countersunk rings.
Can I drill a hole in a neodymium magnet?
We don’t recommend it. Neodymium magnets are hard and brittle, and drilling can crack the magnet or ruin its coating. Buy a ring or countersunk magnet with the hole already made. Why not to drill magnets.
Do you sell MagSafe-compatible magnets for product makers?
Yes. We stock 54 × 46 mm N52 ring assemblies with an alignment magnet in 1.5 and 2.5 mm thicknesses, plus steel rings for the accessory side. Larger runs are quoted by email. MagSafe magnet instructions.

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