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Rubber Coated Magnet Description

Durable. Weatherproof. Non-Marring.

Our rubber coated magnets combine strong magnetic holding force with a protective rubber layer that prevents scratching, corrosion, and slipping. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, they’re ideal for sensitive surfaces and rugged environments alike.

Rubber-coated Magnets Specifications

Product name: Rubber Coated Magnet
Coating Thickness: 0.04” thickness;
Color: black
Coating: Rubber/Plastic
Features: Highly corrosion resistant, increase friction
Material: NdFeB magnet + iron plate + TPE
Finishing: Rubber sealed technology
Magnet performance: N35~N52
Working temperature: -40~80℃
Mold sizes: φ22, φ31, φ36, φ43, φ66, φ88

Key Features of Rubber Coated Magnet

• Strong Grip: Neodymium core delivers high magnetic force

• Protective Rubber Coating: Prevents scratches and absorbs impact

• Corrosion Resistant: Withstands moisture, dirt, and chemicals

• Non-Slip Surface: Rubber increases friction for stable holding

• Reusable & Easy to Handle: No drilling or adhesives required

Applications of Rubber Coated Magnet

• Mounting signs, lights, sensors

• Temporary fixtures on metal surfaces

• Automotive, marine, or industrial setups

• Tool organization and cable management

Benefits of Rubber-coated Magnets

Rubber-coated neodymium magnets give great durability and high friction. The rubber coating acts as a protection for the Neodymium Magnet against chipping and exposure to liquids. Rubber magnets are used in many holding applications. If you require a specific size, please contact us by using our online custom magnet quote form.

These rubber coated magnets are high-strength rare earth magnets with a durable rubber plastic coating. They are especially suitable for applications where the surface might be easily scratched or damaged. The rubber plastic coating also protects the rubber magnet against chipping and corrosion and provides superior slide resistance due to the friction between the rubber and steel surface to which the magnet is bonded.

Manufacturers and industrial designers use rubber magnets for holding and fastening. They are well suited to aquariums, construction sites, and outdoor use. Some plastic-coated mounting magnets feature a central threaded hole (female thread) so you can attach them with a bolt, or a central threaded stud (male thread) so you can insert a hook or eye bolt. We also have rubber magnets with pre-drilled holes that can be screwed or nailed into place.

Black plastic coating prevents corrosion or chipping damage to the magnet and prevents damage to the surface you are mounting onto. The high friction of the coating offers greatly improved holding force on vertical surfaces.

If you need a soft surface on your magnet for mounting something on a fridge, car, or other surfaces you want to protect, don’t waste your time with Plastic-dip because it won’t work. NOTHING will stick to the surface of rare-earth (neodymium) magnets. The tape will protect temporarily but it will tear when you least expect it and damage will occur anyway.