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Neodymium Ring Magnet - OD100mm x ID70mm x H3mm | N35
Product code: R-OD100H3ID70-N35
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Magnetic Product Description:
This neodymium magnetic ring has an outer diameter of 100mm, an inner diameter of 70mm and a height of 3mm. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number R-OD100H3ID70-N35.
Uses for our rare earth ring magnets:
Naturally occurring, ferromagnetic materials, wide range, north and south pole
Large Neodymium ring magnets are not a widely used shape of magnet however they do have unique properties that make them ideal for specific applications. Ring magnets are often housed inside metal casings or secured permanently as part of a larger device or apparatus. Larger rings such as this are not well suited to use as a general use magnet. The hole in the centre of the broad and flat ring creates a comparatively fragile shape and when in combination with brittle Neodymium material can lead frequent breaks.
Like disc magnets, the north and south poles are most commonly present through the opposing flat faces. Ring magnets come in a wide range of diameters and thicknesses to suit a myriad of applications. Small ring magnets are popular with crafts people and dressmakers as the hole provides a convenient means of attaching the magnet to just about anything.
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Magnetic Product Description:
This neodymium magnetic ring has an outer diameter of 100mm, an inner diameter of 70mm and a height of 3mm. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number R-OD100H3ID70-N35.
Uses for our rare earth ring magnets:
Naturally occurring, ferromagnetic materials, wide range, north and south pole
Large Neodymium ring magnets are not a widely used shape of magnet however they do have unique properties that make them ideal for specific applications. Ring magnets are often housed inside metal casings or secured permanently as part of a larger device or apparatus. Larger rings such as this are not well suited to use as a general use magnet. The hole in the centre of the broad and flat ring creates a comparatively fragile shape and when in combination with brittle Neodymium material can lead frequent breaks.
Like disc magnets, the north and south poles are most commonly present through the opposing flat faces. Ring magnets come in a wide range of diameters and thicknesses to suit a myriad of applications. Small ring magnets are popular with crafts people and dressmakers as the hole provides a convenient means of attaching the magnet to just about anything.
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