Product Details
Size: 12mm diameter x 16mm long
Quantity: 4
Grade: N45 Neodymium
Pole location: Poles on flat faces
Pull/Push: About 6.6kg between each other or to 2.1mm sheet steel
Notes:
- This longer magnet is easier to grip to remove from a surface, although once a the length exceeds its diameter, the strength does not increase much.
- About 10 times more pull than the traditional, grey, ferrite type
- This type of magnet never weakens with age
- Triple plated for durability: Ni/Cu/Ni
Potential Uses:
- Clamp components while gluing
- School or university science projects, eg homopole motor, Gauss canon, Levitron, etc.
- Uses where being able to grip it more easily to pull it off is important.
- Electric motors & generators
- Frictionless spring - tension or compression.
- Attaching products for commercial display.
- Use with iron sand or iron filings to learn about magnetic fields.
Warnings:
- Not for kids! Two or more, if swallowed, can lethally puncture gut tissue.
- They can pinch skin and cut clothing.
- The material is brittle. It can chip or break during collisions. Eye protection advised.
- For credit cards, pacemakers etc, keep at a distance where the field is negligible.
Seller:
- Dangerousmagnets is your helpful & reputable source for amazingly strong Neodymium Magnets. (Also called Rare Earth Magnets.)
- Genuine NZ trader in Auckland, trading with scrupulous honesty, specialising in Neodymium Magnets since 2009.
- Unequalled 5000+ positive feedback for magnet sales in Trademe.
- Over 45 sizes.
- I don't sell China's cheapest neodymium magnets. I have found them substandard and with fake "certification".
- Qualified mechatronics engineer with practical experience.
- I am happy to help you find the best solution for your application.
- Visits welcome by appointment. Bring your application to investigate solutions.
- You're welcome to change your order to 2 half-packs &/or add half-packs. Just ask by email.
- Combine shipping.
- Quantity discounts. Please ask by email.
- Send purchase orders to sales@dangerousmagnets.com