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Magnetic Bowl Magnet 6" | Stainless Steel
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- SKU FM-NMF0005
Magnetic Bowl – 6 Inch | Stainless Steel
The Magnetic Bowl – 6 Inch | Stainless Steel is a practical magnetic parts tray designed to keep small ferrous components organised, accessible and contained during mechanical, automotive, workshop and maintenance tasks. Featuring a 6-inch stainless steel bowl with a magnetic base, it provides a convenient place to store nuts, bolts, screws, washers, clips and other small parts while you work.
The integrated permanent magnet helps retain compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel components inside the bowl while also allowing the magnetic bowl to attach to suitable steel work surfaces. This makes it particularly useful when working around vehicles, machinery, workbenches and industrial equipment where loose fasteners can easily become misplaced.
Its durable stainless steel construction and reusable magnetic design make this 6-inch magnetic parts bowl a useful accessory for mechanics, automotive technicians, maintenance teams, engineers, tradespeople, workshops and DIY users.
Key Features
- 6-inch magnetic bowl
- Stainless steel construction
- Integrated permanent magnetic base
- Helps organise nuts, bolts, screws and other small ferrous components
- Magnetic base can attach to compatible steel surfaces
- Helps prevent small steel parts from becoming misplaced
- Keeps frequently used fasteners visible and accessible
- No batteries or electrical power required
- Reusable workshop organisation tool
- Suitable for automotive, mechanical and industrial maintenance
- Useful on workbenches, machinery and compatible steel equipment
Common Applications
- Automotive repairs
- Mechanical workshops
- Machinery maintenance
- Equipment servicing
- Manufacturing
- Engineering workshops
- Assembly work
- Garage organisation
- DIY projects
- Construction and trade work
- Small parts storage
- Fastener organisation
- Workbench organisation
6-Inch Magnetic Parts Bowl
The 6-inch size provides a practical storage area for keeping small workshop components together during repair, assembly and maintenance work.
Common items placed in a magnetic bowl include:
- Nuts
- Bolts
- Screws
- Washers
- Steel clips
- Pins
- Small brackets
- Ferrous fasteners
- Small steel components
Keeping these parts in a dedicated magnetic bowl can make them easier to locate during disassembly and reassembly tasks.
Magnetic Base
An integrated permanent magnetic base provides the bowl with its magnetic functionality.
The magnetic base can serve two useful purposes:
- It helps retain compatible ferromagnetic steel components placed inside the bowl.
- It can allow the bowl itself to attach magnetically to suitable ferromagnetic steel surfaces.
This makes the magnetic bowl particularly convenient in workshops where a conventional flat work surface may not always be available.
Attach to Compatible Steel Surfaces
The magnetic base allows the bowl to be positioned on suitable steel surfaces around the work area.
Potential mounting locations include:
- Steel workbenches
- Tool cabinets
- Machinery
- Equipment frames
- Workshop fixtures
- Compatible vehicle components
- Steel shelving
Depending on the magnetic holding performance and mounting orientation, this can provide greater flexibility than a conventional non-magnetic parts tray.
Always confirm the bowl is securely held before placing parts inside, particularly when it is attached to a vertical or angled surface.
Stainless Steel Construction
The bowl is manufactured from stainless steel, providing a practical surface for workshop and maintenance environments.
Stainless steel is commonly used for workshop trays and bowls because it provides a durable, easy-to-clean surface for storing small components.
A specific stainless steel grade has not been supplied and should not be assumed.
The magnetic attraction associated with this product is generated by the integrated magnetic base rather than relying on the stainless steel bowl itself to provide magnetic holding.
Automotive and Mechanical Applications
A magnetic parts bowl is particularly useful during automotive repairs where multiple small fasteners need to be removed and kept organised.
Potential uses include:
- Engine maintenance
- Vehicle servicing
- Brake repairs
- Suspension work
- Motorcycle maintenance
- Machinery repairs
- Equipment disassembly
- Mechanical assembly
Removed nuts, bolts, washers and other compatible components can be placed directly into the bowl, helping reduce the chance of parts rolling away or becoming misplaced.
Workshop Organisation
Small fasteners can quickly become difficult to manage during complex repairs.
A magnetic bowl provides a dedicated location for these components, helping to:
- Reduce loose parts on workbenches
- Keep fasteners together
- Improve access during repairs
- Reduce the chance of components rolling away
- Organise parts during disassembly
- Keep frequently used hardware within reach
Multiple magnetic bowls can also be used to separate components from different stages of an assembly or repair.
Permanent Magnetic Operation
The magnetic base uses a permanent magnetic system, so no external power is required.
There is no need for:
- Batteries
- Charging
- Electrical cables
- Power outlets
The magnetic functionality is continuously available whenever compatible ferrous material is within effective magnetic range.
Compatible Parts and Materials
The magnetic system is most effective with magnetically susceptible iron and steel components.
Suitable items may include many:
- Steel screws
- Steel bolts
- Nuts
- Washers
- Steel clips
- Pins
- Ferrous fasteners
Items manufactured from aluminium, copper, brass, plastic and other non-ferromagnetic materials will not be magnetically retained in the same way.
Many stainless steel grades may also provide weak or negligible magnetic attraction.
Non-magnetic parts can still be physically stored in the bowl, but they should not be expected to receive magnetic retention.
Horizontal, Vertical and Angled Positioning
Depending on the target steel surface and the load placed inside the bowl, the magnetic base may allow positioning on horizontal, angled or vertical ferromagnetic surfaces.
However, magnetic holding performance changes significantly with orientation.
When mounted vertically or at an angle, gravity can create shear and sliding forces, so the practical holding capacity may be lower than when the magnetic bowl is sitting horizontally.
Always test the complete setup before relying on an angled or vertical installation.
Magnetic Holding Performance
Actual holding performance depends on factors including:
- Target steel thickness
- Steel composition
- Surface flatness
- Available magnetic contact area
- Paint and coatings
- Rust
- Dirt and contamination
- Air gaps
- Bowl orientation
- Weight of stored components
- Load distribution
- Vibration
- Movement
No specific magnetic pull force or maximum load capacity has been supplied for this product and these values should not be assumed.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Magnetic Bowl / Magnetic Parts Tray
- Alternative Names: Magnetic Parts Bowl, Magnetic Parts Tray, Magnetic Nut and Bolt Tray, Magnetic Workshop Bowl, Magnetic Fastener Holder
- Size: 6 inches
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Magnetic Base: Yes
- Magnetic Operation: Permanent
- Power Required: None
- Target Components: Compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel parts
- Primary Function: Storage and organisation of small workshop components
- Typical Applications: Automotive, mechanical, workshop, maintenance, manufacturing and DIY
Cleaning and Maintenance
To keep the magnetic bowl in good working condition:
- Remove metal debris regularly
- Wipe the stainless steel bowl clean after use
- Keep the magnetic contact area free from ferrous particles
- Remove dirt or grit before attaching it to finished surfaces
- Inspect the magnetic base for damage
- Store appropriately when not in use
Small steel particles attracted to the underside of the magnetic base should be removed before placing the bowl onto painted or sensitive surfaces.
Protecting Finished Surfaces
Magnetic workshop equipment should be used carefully on painted, polished or otherwise sensitive surfaces.
Ferrous particles, metal chips or grit trapped between the magnetic base and the target surface can potentially cause scratches.
Clean both the magnetic base and target surface before attachment, and avoid dragging the bowl across sensitive finishes.
Please Note
This product is a 6-inch Magnetic Bowl manufactured from stainless steel with an integrated permanent magnetic base.
No specific metric diameter, stainless steel grade, magnetic material or grade, pull force, maximum parts capacity, maximum mounting load, overall height or dimensional tolerance has been supplied and these specifications should not be assumed.
Magnetic retention is intended primarily for magnetically susceptible iron and steel components. Aluminium, copper, brass, plastic and many stainless steel grades will not be magnetically retained, although they can still be physically stored inside the bowl.
When attaching the bowl to a vertical or angled steel surface, practical holding performance may be lower than on a horizontal surface due to shear and sliding forces. Do not overload the bowl or position it where accidental detachment could cause injury or equipment damage.
Keep the magnetic contact surface clean, particularly before attaching the bowl to painted or finished steel surfaces.
