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Neodymium Cylinder Magnet - 4mm x 10mm
Product code: 21052
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Rare Earth Cylinder Magnet Description:
This Rare Earth cylinder or ‘rod’ magnet has a strong magnetic pull strength in comparison to its smaller proportions. It has a diameter of 4mm and a height of 10mm. This permanent magnet has a magnetic flux reading of 6178 Gauss and a pull force of 0.580kg. Its part number is 21052.
Uses for our Strong Neodymium Cylinder Magnets:
Neodymium magnets offer versatility and ease of use in many industrial processes. These Rare Earth magnets are often used as radio communications and other hi tech communication devices. Neodymium-cylinder magnets also find applications in gold digging and other metal detection industries. Mining companies use these magnets in tandem with their modern technologies in some of the remotest and most challenging environments on earth.
These cylindrical magnets are often deployed throughout the printing process. Magnets hold, release and lock during the mechanisation process of mass producing the original design concepts. Finally the magnets can be used as fastening agents and the like in the finished products themselves.
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Rare Earth Cylinder Magnet Description:
This Rare Earth cylinder or ‘rod’ magnet has a strong magnetic pull strength in comparison to its smaller proportions. It has a diameter of 4mm and a height of 10mm. This permanent magnet has a magnetic flux reading of 6178 Gauss and a pull force of 0.580kg. Its part number is 21052.
Uses for our Strong Neodymium Cylinder Magnets:
Neodymium magnets offer versatility and ease of use in many industrial processes. These Rare Earth magnets are often used as radio communications and other hi tech communication devices. Neodymium-cylinder magnets also find applications in gold digging and other metal detection industries. Mining companies use these magnets in tandem with their modern technologies in some of the remotest and most challenging environments on earth.
These cylindrical magnets are often deployed throughout the printing process. Magnets hold, release and lock during the mechanisation process of mass producing the original design concepts. Finally the magnets can be used as fastening agents and the like in the finished products themselves.
No FAQ available
