Small neodymium magnets come in various shapes and sizes, each designed for specific applications. Here are some common types of small neodymium magnets that we sell at A-rating.com
- Disc Magnets: These are small, flat circular magnets with equal diameter and thickness. They are commonly used in magnetic closures, jewelry clasps, sensors, and craft projects.
- Block Magnets: Also known as rectangular or bar magnets, these have a rectangular shape with varying dimensions. They are used in various industrial and commercial applications, as well as in DIY projects.
- Cube Magnets: These are small, cube neodymium magnets. They are commonly used when you require more contact surface for your application. They are generally stronger than block magnets due to size consideration.
- Cylinder Magnets: Cylindrical neodymium magnets have a circular cross-section and varying lengths. They are used in medical devices, sensors, and other applications requiring a cylindrical magnet shape.
- Ring Magnets: These magnets have a hole in the center, forming a ring shape. They are often used in applications where the magnet needs to be placed around a shaft or rod.
- Countersunk Magnets: These magnets have a countersunk hole on one side, allowing them to be easily attached to screws or bolts. They are commonly used in various industrial and DIY applications. These are also known as mounting magnets, as they can be attached or “mounted” on other surfaces such as wood, using a screw.
Please keep in mind that even small neodymium magnets can have significant magnetic force, so handle them with caution to avoid pinching injuries or damage to nearby objects. When choosing the right small neodymium magnet for your specific application, consider factors like size, shape, strength (grade), and any specific coating or features required for the intended use.