NIB magnets

NIB magnets can be hazardous however, so caution is needed. NIB magnets are VERY fragile, and if allowed to come together with any force at all they will shatter. I NEVER allow students to use more than one super magnet at a time, and have them wear goggles while doing so. Even if they don't shatter, they can give you a good pinch. I set up an area free of ferrous metals for students to work in, which is tougher to arrange than it sounds. Even the screws and nails in furniture will grab those NIB magnets from your hand! Furthermore, NIB magnets MUST be kept away from magnetic field sensitive things, like computers, stereos, credit cards and so on. I carry mine in a small box with a loop of sheet metal inside, and keep the magnets nestled in the center with newspaper.

NIB Magnet, Block magnet, magnet
Various grade,size and shape Neodymium Magnet
Name: Neodymium Magnet

Grade: N35-N52, 35H-48H,30SH-45SH,28UH-40UH,28EH-38EH,ETC

Shape: Block, Ring, Disc, Ball, Sheet and so on

Short Lead Time :10-18days

Key Advantages:

* Neodymium magnets are the most powerful commercially produced magnets.
* NdFeB magnets have a higher Maximum Energy Product, (BH).max, which can easily reach 30 MGOe and even goes up to 50 MGOe.
* NdFeB magnets can replace SmCo magnets in most cases, especially where operating temperature is less than 80 degrees Centigrade.
* Very high strength.
* Relatively low cost.
* Compared to Alnico and SmCo magnets, relatively easy to machine.

related keywords: Neo magnets, Neodymium Iron Boron magnets, NdFeB magnets