MUTUACTOR 2PCS Super Powerful Neodymium Cup Magnet with 1/4''-20 Male Threaded Stud,?1.69 115lb Vertical Pull-Force Non-Shattering Magnet Base with Nut and Washer for Lighting, Camera and DIY Bracket

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• Universal 1/4 -20 Male Magnets: Features powerful rare earth magnets with 115 lbs magnetic pull force, ensuring secure equipment mounting. Maintains camera and LED lighting positions securely without slip-off or slide-off
• Longer Male Thread Magnet: 4 pieces of heavy-duty magnets come with 1/4-20 short bolts, putting through a hole and fastening with a nut to attach any hardware assembly. Perfect for Solar Panles,Tool Brackets,Lighting,Tractor Mirror,and Other Equipment
• Versatile Neodymium Pot Magnets: Neodymium rare earth magnets enable quick attachment and detachment across various ferrous surfaces. Ideal for kitchens, workshops, marine environments, and mobile applications
• Rustproof Neodymium Magnets: The triple-layer Ni+Cu+Ni coating resists corrosion, making them suitable for freshwater and marine applications. A3 steel shells protect the bare magnet from scratches and chipping
• Multi-magnet use: Multi-magnets are widely used by farmers, campers, truck drivers, and rescue workers. They are suitable for mounting camera mounts, video recorder mounts, light bars, computer equipment, or other tool equipments
• Attention:1)Always verify surface integrity and load-bearing capacity before installation;2)Conduct preliminary weight tests for critical applications;3)Avoid sudden lateral forces exceeding 50% of rated capacity
• Note: "Attracts Magnets" indicates that the item contains ferromagnetic metals (such as iron and nickel) and can be attracted by magnets. It is common and practical. "Repels Magnets" refers to items with strong diamagnetism (such as graphite and bismuth), which will be pushed away by magnets