Rubber Coated Mag Pad For Secure Fixings - 75mm X 39.5mm X 12mm Thick - 3.2Kg Pull

The Mag Pad can support a steel weight of up to 3.2kg vertically when in flush contact with a mild steel surface.

Yes, provided the paint is smooth and the surface underneath is clean mild steel. However, very thick paint or textured finishes may reduce the magnetic holding power.

It refers to the magnet's ability to resist sliding horizontally across the surface. High shear resistance means it's less likely to slip sideways.

The rubber coating is designed to increase friction and reduce corrosion, and generally helps prevent scratches. However, ensure both the pad and the vehicle surface are free of grit or debris before application.

You can attach non-steel objects to the Mag Pad by using the provided 4mm holes on the internal steel plate. The magnet itself will only adhere to steel surfaces.

The Mag Pad measures 75mm x 50mm x 12mm thick, with 4mm diameter holes spaced 65mm apart (hole centres).

While the magnetic hold is strong, it is primarily designed for secure temporary or semi-permanent fixings. For permanent applications, consider additional mechanical fasteners.

Ensure the steel surface is clean, dry, and free from contaminants. Check that the surface is mild steel and reasonably flat. Verify the object being attached does not exceed the 3.2kg vertical pull limit.

Inspect for tears or excessive wear. If minor, continue use with caution. If significant, replace the Mag Pad to ensure safety and performance.

Tighten the fasteners securing your object to the Mag Pad's steel plate. Ensure the fasteners are appropriate for the material of the object being attached.