Abstract The known magnet plug in which a cylindrical permanent magnet is fitted in and secured to a recess formed in a top surface of a threaded plug main body, is improved so that the permanent magnet can be firmly secured to the plug main body without damaging the threaded portion of the plug main body nor without magnetizing the threaded portion by the plug main body. The improvements reside in that a hollow cylindrical piece having a smaller outer diameter than that of the threaded portion of the plug main body is projected from the tip end surface of the threaded portion, a permanent magnet piece having an annular step formed on its outer peripheral surface has its bottom portion fitted in the hollow cylindrical piece, and the permanent magnet piece is fixedly secured to the plug main body by shrivelling the entire peripheral wall of the hollow cylindrical piece into the annular step.
A magnet plug comprising a plug main body including a threaded portion, a hollow cylindrical piece projected from the tip end surface of the threaded portion of said plug main body and having a smaller outer diameter than that of said threaded portion, and a permanent magnet piece having an annular step formed on its outer peripheral surface with its bottom portion fitted in said hollow cylindrical piece and fixedly secured thereto by shrivelling the entire peripheral wall of said hollow cylindrical piece into said annular step.
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A magnet plug comprising a plug main body including a threaded portion, a hollow cylindrical piece projected from the tip end surface of the threaded portion of said plug main body and having a smaller outer diameter than that of said threaded portion, and a permanent magnet piece having an annular step formed on its outer peripheral surface with its bottom portion fitted in said hollow cylindrical piece and fixedly secured thereto by shrivelling the entire peripheral wall of said hollow cylindrical piece into said annular step.