Keukenket Neodymium Cup Magnets D36-12P

How to use it

The steel cup around each neodymium magnet is the standout feature: it encloses the magnet and gives the round design a countersunk hole for screw mounting. That makes this set more suited to a fixed spot on a cabinet, locker or tool-storage surface than to a loose magnet you move around the fridge.

Screws are included, so you can plan a more permanent mounting setup. What are you attaching, and what will the mounting surface allow? That matters here: the listing gives no load rating, so it doesn’t establish how much weight a magnet can safely hold.

For a practical example, these could be positioned on a workshop storage surface to keep a small metal item in a designated place, provided the surface and application suit the installation. Compared with simple, unmounted magnets, the screw hole offers a way to secure the cup, compared with a rated mounting system, this listing leaves holding capacity unclear.

Pros

• Neodymium magnets sit inside a steel cup, which the manufacturer says protects them and helps extend their service life.
• The countersunk hole and included screws support screw-mounted use rather than relying only on placing a magnet against a surface.
• A three-layer electroplating process is described for the magnet’s finish.
• The listed uses include cabinets, lockers, tool storage, kitchens, garages and workshops, so the format may suit a range of home or work areas.

The main trade-off is that broad use cases are not the same as a stated capacity. If the item being held is heavy, valuable or safety-critical, the missing load information makes it difficult to judge suitability from the listing alone. The product name also gives a 1.42-inch diameter, while the description lists a 20 mm diameter, those details conflict, so the exact size is uncertain.

Encaja contigo si you want a screw-mounted cup magnet for a straightforward storage or organising job and can confirm the dimensions for your setup. Mejor evitarlo si you need a specified holding force, a confirmed size for a tight fit, or assurance that it can support a particular load.

Spec sheet

• Type: Countersunk round cup magnet
• Material: Neodymium magnet in a steel cup
• Finish: Three-layer electroplating, as described by the manufacturer
• Mounting: Countersunk hole, screws included
• Model: D36-12P
• Dimensions: The product name and description give conflicting diameter details, thickness and hole diameter are also listed in the description, but the overall sizing should be confirmed before purchase.

What I’d decide

These are worth considering for fixed-position organising where a screw-mounted magnet is more useful than a loose disc. According to the manufacturer, the steel cup protects the magnet and helps increase its lifespan, but that doesn’t answer the key question for a demanding job: how much can it hold? I’d choose this set for a light-duty application only after confirming the dimensions and checking that the mounting surface suits the screws. If the job depends on a known load limit or a precise fit, a product with a clearly stated rating and consistent measurements is the safer buying direction.