5/8 x 1/8 Inch Neodymium Rare Earth Countersunk Ring Magnets N52 with Black Epoxy Coating (18 Pack)
5/8 x 1/8 Inch Neodymium Rare Earth Countersunk Ring Magnets N52 with Black Epoxy Coating (18 Pack)
| Quantity of Packs | Price per Pack | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| Buy 2 | $32.11/pack | 5% Off |
| Buy 3 | $30.42/pack | 10% Off |
| Buy 5 | $28.73/pack | 15% Off |
| Buy 10 | $27.04/pack | 20% Off |
| Buy 25 | $25.35/pack | 25% Off |
| Buy 50 | $23.66/pack | 30% Off |
| Buy 100 | $21.97/pack | 35% Off |
Magnet Specifications
| Imperial Size | 0.625 x 0.125 Inch (Outer Diameter x Thickness) |
|---|---|
| Metric Size | 15.875 x 3.175 mm (Outer Diameter x Thickness) |
| Countersunk Hole Size | 0.295 x 0.17 Inches at 82° |
| Countersunk Hole Location | One Side, Paired N & S (Equal Quantity of Each) |
| Screw Size | #6 |
| Material Grade | N52 |
| Pull Force | 8.4 lbs |
| Coating | Black Epoxy |
| Magnetization Direction | Axially - Pair |
| Magnet Material | Sintered Neodymium (NdFeB) |
| Tolerance | +/- 0.004 Inches |
| Max Operating Temperature | 80°C / 176°F |
| Flux Density (Br) | 14,800 Gauss |
| Part Number | DCS58X18N52-BE-18PK |
| Quantity Included | 18 Countersunk Ring Magnets |
Produced in an ISO 9001 Facility
Manufactured to Meet RoHS & REACH Standards
Magnet Description
Our super strong 5/8 x 1/8 inch (Outer Diameter x Thickness) neodymium rare earth permanent disc magnets offer a powerful fastening solution in a relatively small footprint. With a pull force of 8.4 lbs, these grade N52 magnets are perfect for a wide range of applications, from home improvement projects to industrial and business use, as well as scientific research.
In home improvement projects, they can be used for DIY projects like building a magnetic knife holder or a magnetic spice rack, or even to secure art pieces on the wall.
In industrial and business applications, these magnets are ideal for holding metal objects in place during welding or assembly processes. They can also be used to hold signs or banners in place, making them ideal for trade shows or outdoor events.
These magnets also work well in leather goods, medical devices, X-ray shields, and more. Unlike other fasteners like velcro, which can be bulky and noticeable, magnets can be completely hidden from view, making them ideal for applications where aesthetics are important. Additionally, magnets are long-lasting and can withstand wear and tear better than other fasteners like adhesive or velcro.
If you're looking for a versatile and reliable fastener, our 5/8 x 1/8 inch (Outer Diameter x Thickness) grade N52 rare earth neodymium disc magnets are an excellent choice. Order now and experience the strength of these impressive magnets in your next project!
Black Epoxy Coating
Epoxy coated magnets are commonly used in industrial and commercial applications due to their exceptional corrosion and chemical resistance, making them ideal for outdoor or marine environments.
Interested in more epoxy coated magnets? Shop our full selection of waterproof epoxy coated magnets.
Sold in Matched North/South Pairs
This pack includes 9 magnets with the countersink on the north face and 9 with the countersink on the south face, so one of each makes a pair that attracts.
Mount one magnet from each group on opposite sides of a cabinet door, lid, latch or display, and their exposed faces will pull together. Before you install, sort the pack into two piles by testing which magnets attract face to face, then mark the piles so they don't get mixed up. If one side is steel instead, any magnet in the pack will work, since both poles attract steel equally.
Need a different north/south split? Please contact us.
Learn more:
Are the Countersunk and Self-Adhesive Magnets Paired Equally North/South?
Installing Countersunk Magnets: Snug, Not Tight
Tighten each screw only until its head sits flush with the magnet, then stop. Neodymium is hard but brittle, so it can't flex like a steel washer. Once the screw head seats, every extra turn wedges it deeper into the countersink and can crack the magnet around the hole.
Use #6 flat-head screws. Avoid pan-head and round-head screws, which press on the thin edge of the hole.
Drive the screw by hand when you can. If you use a drill/driver, set the clutch to a low number, drive slowly, stop about one turn early and finish by hand. Don't use an impact driver or drill mode. Mount the magnet on a flat surface over a pilot hole, because a bump or glue drip underneath can crack it as you tighten.
Learn more:
How Do I Install Countersunk Magnets Without Breaking Them?
Can I Use Metric and Imperial Screws Interchangeably With Countersunk Magnets?
- Magnet Safety Information
- RoHS/REACH Compliance
- 30 Day Return Policy
- Specification Sheet (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
- Technical Drawing (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
- 3D CAD Model (STEP)
Dimensions are nominal; see the drawing for tolerances. STEP files open in SolidWorks, Fusion, Onshape, FreeCAD and most other CAD software.
