10-Piece Round Neodymium Cup Magnets with Countersunk Holes and Screws
Product description
For DIY users who need to attach magnets to non-metal surfaces, this set combines round neodymium magnets with steel cups and screw holes. The supplied screws are intended for mounting, rather than relying only on a magnetic surface.
Each magnet is described as a countersunk cup magnet, with a Ni+Cu+Ni coating. The steel cup surrounds the magnet, while the coating is intended to provide a smooth surface and rust resistance.
The set includes 10 magnets. Their size and the mixed buyer feedback on adhesion are worth considering when choosing them for a particular project.
Specifications
- Material: Neodymium, with a protective steel cup
- Shape: Round
- Colour: Silver
- Quantity: 10 magnets
- Product dimensions: 2 x 2 x 0.6 cm
- Product weight: 118 g
- Coating: Ni+Cu+Ni triple layer
- Mounting: Countersunk hole, screws are described as included
The cup construction gives these magnets a different mounting approach from a plain, uncovered disc magnet: the hole allows screw attachment to wood or another non-metallic material, while the magnet can hold items against a suitable metal surface. The product description lists possible uses such as tool storage, boards, doors, lockers and craft projects. The actual hold will depend on the surface and the item being supported, no specific holding force is provided.
Best use cases
These are suited to small DIY jobs where a screw-mounted magnetic point is more useful than a loose magnet. For example, a project could use them to create a removable point for holding a lightweight item on a metal surface, or to add magnetic attachment to a wooden fixture. They may also suit craft and workshop setups where the cup and mounting hole make it easier to secure each magnet in place.
A plain magnet may make more sense when screw mounting is unnecessary. By contrast, this set is designed for jobs where attachment to a non-metal surface is part of the plan. The listed dimensions are compact, so check that the magnet’s footprint and the screw-hole arrangement suit the space and hardware in your project before choosing it.
Buyer feedback is positive about versatility, with some describing the magnets as useful across different projects. Opinions are mixed on size, adhesion and the included screws: some find the magnets smaller than expected, while others report inconsistent holding or issues with the screws. These reports are personal impressions rather than a stated performance rating, but they make fit and mounting details important considerations.
It’s a good fit if you want a set of compact, screw-mounted neodymium cup magnets for crafts, storage or other small projects. Not the best choice if your application depends on a precisely known holding strength or consistently predictable adhesion, as neither is specified here and buyer experiences vary.
What’s included
The listing specifies 10 round magnets and says screws are included for mounting on non-metallic materials. It does not give a screw size or further details about the hardware, so match the supplied screws to the material and requirements of your project rather than assuming they suit every installation.
Final verdict
This set is worth considering when the key requirement is a compact magnet that can be fixed in place with a screw, rather than a loose magnet used on its own. The protective steel cups and stated coating add useful context for that mounting style, while the product details do not establish a specific load capacity. Choose it for small, adaptable DIY or storage projects where you can assess the fit and test the hold for the intended use, choose a magnet with a stated holding force if that figure is essential to the job.