Our magnet finder will give an idea of the relative strength of each of our magnets in addition to dimensions, surface field and grade. Our magnet calculator allows you to estimate the pull force and field strength of magnets at any distance from the magnet.

What does the N number and the SH mean? How does the grade relate to the strength of a magnet? Does a magnet have a Gauss number? In this article we will discuss practical uses and cover the following topics: What are magnet grades? How to measure magnet strength; Magnet strength; Choosing a magnet grade; Magnet gauss rating

Browse vast selection of strong permanent rare earth neodymium magnets, accessories, assemblies and other specialty products.

List of neodymium magnet physical, magnetic, thermal and plating properties. Visit our magnet finder to find a size or shape or for the pull force and surface field of each of our stock magnets listed in table format.

Magnetic water treatment directs water to pass through a strong magnetic field. By placing two strong neodymium magnets on either side of the incoming pipe, all the water passes through a strong, uniform magnetic field.

Huge selection of strong neodymium magnets for miniatures like Warhammer 40k & Army Painter, model trains and railroads and more.

Grade N42 magnets have a Br of 13,200 Gauss, while N52 magnets can be as high as 14,800 Gauss. See our Specs page for more Br values for various neodymium magnet grades. The Surface Field is the strength of the magnetic field measured right at the surface of the magnet. It's the field strength you might measure if you could squish a ...

Neodymium magnets (NdFeB) are super strong and are the strongest rare earth permanent magnets available. Our neodymium mounting magnet selection features – countersunk, counterbored, threaded male and studs, and hook magnets in standard and metric sizes. What is a mounting magnet?

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In this installment, we're going to focus on questions about measuring the field strength of a magnet. Perhaps the most common question is: I'm measuring the Surface Field of a specific magnet with magnetometer, and I'm measuring …