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I recommend this product
Very strong magnet
I use my magnet on my manual press to hold leather punch tools to punch holes in my leather project much easier then using a hammer.
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Neodymium Block Magnet - 25mm x 25mm x 5mm
Product code: 22012
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Neodymium Block Magnet - 25mm x 25mm x 5mm
Rated 5.0 out of 5
Product Code
22012
Pull Force*
10.3 kg
Weight
23 gm
Style
Neodymium square Block magnet
Gauss
2132
Grade
N38
Coating
Nickel (NiCuNi)
Direction of Magnetisation
Axially magnetised
Dimensions
Width:20mm, Height:5mm, Length:25mm
*Measured against up to 10mm mild steel.
Magnetic Product Description:
This magnet has a length and width of 25mm with a height of 5mms. It has a magnetic flux of 2132 Gauss and a pull force of 10.3 kilos against 5mm mild steel. It uses the AMF magnet part number 22012.
Uses for our rare earth block magnets:
These permanent neodymium magnets are like having a chocolate bar sized piece of renewable energy you can carry in your pocket. A magnet can reproduce its allotted tasks again and again, as if for the first time, with no spoiling penalty to the components affected or materials fastened in this way.
These magnets will instinctively jump at material they are attracted to, and each other. They need to be treated with caution. Designers and tradespeople are able to choose an individual magnet’s predictable instinct to attract or repel for specific purposes.
Intuitive release at a pre-determined quit force, or quit the grip protocol, makes for products and devices that are much more calibrated or aligned, intuitive to the needs of end users. Clients want devices that are easy to service, clean and dissemble for transportation.
Magnets do well with all materials. However it is magnets compatibility of bonding plastics to plastics, and plastics to traditional construction fabrics like timber, steel, masonry, glass and ceramics that really takes the cake.
Magnets bond or fasten without penetrating materials. Nails, pins, rivets, screws and bolts pierce. Glues deface plastics when unfastened. Penetrating plastics weakens or fatigues plastics at point of entry, creates moisture ingress and is counter to the uniformity or monolithic nature of plastic materials.
Ever popular this magnet has many uses and is used by boat and rowing manufacturers, industrial part suppliers, shopfitters, material handling companies and surprisingly a dental centre and is regularly purchased by a V8 race engineering firm.
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Magnetic Product Description:
This magnet has a length and width of 25mm with a height of 5mms. It has a magnetic flux of 2132 Gauss and a pull force of 10.3 kilos against 5mm mild steel. It uses the AMF magnet part number 22012.
Uses for our rare earth block magnets:
These permanent neodymium magnets are like having a chocolate bar sized piece of renewable energy you can carry in your pocket. A magnet can reproduce its allotted tasks again and again, as if for the first time, with no spoiling penalty to the components affected or materials fastened in this way.
These magnets will instinctively jump at material they are attracted to, and each other. They need to be treated with caution. Designers and tradespeople are able to choose an individual magnet’s predictable instinct to attract or repel for specific purposes.
Intuitive release at a pre-determined quit force, or quit the grip protocol, makes for products and devices that are much more calibrated or aligned, intuitive to the needs of end users. Clients want devices that are easy to service, clean and dissemble for transportation.
Magnets do well with all materials. However it is magnets compatibility of bonding plastics to plastics, and plastics to traditional construction fabrics like timber, steel, masonry, glass and ceramics that really takes the cake.
Magnets bond or fasten without penetrating materials. Nails, pins, rivets, screws and bolts pierce. Glues deface plastics when unfastened. Penetrating plastics weakens or fatigues plastics at point of entry, creates moisture ingress and is counter to the uniformity or monolithic nature of plastic materials.
Ever popular this magnet has many uses and is used by boat and rowing manufacturers, industrial part suppliers, shopfitters, material handling companies and surprisingly a dental centre and is regularly purchased by a V8 race engineering firm.
No FAQ available
