Neodymium Magnets

Neodymium magnets are the strongest permanent magnets for home, workshop and hobby. We offer them in grades N40 to N52 as disc magnets, block magnets, pot magnets, hook magnets and self-adhesive magnets, nickel-plated and in packs from 1 piece.

Free shipping within Germany.

Which magnet shape do you need?

Shape Typical use Our range
Disc magnets Crafts, model making, pin boards, closures N42, Ø3 to Ø30 mm
Block magnets (cuboid magnets) Strips, furniture, mounts N52 and N40, up to 60 mm long
Pot magnets Assembly, workshop, signs, with or without thread N40, Ø16 to Ø48 mm, thread M3 to M6
Hook and eyelet magnets Hanging tools, bags, decorations, magnet fishing N42 and N52, up to the 340 kg recovery magnet
Self-adhesive magnets Ready to mount on smooth surfaces N52 with 3M adhesive layer

What do N40, N42, N45 and N52 mean?

The N number describes the magnet grade. N40 offers very good value for money for many standard applications, from N42 the holding force increases noticeably, especially with small magnets. N52 is one of the strongest grades on the market and in some cases has more than 20% more pull than lower grades. If you need maximum holding force in a small space, grades N42 to N52 are the right choice.

Material and coating

Our magnets are made of neodymium iron boron (NdFeB) and are nickel-plated (Ni-Cu-Ni), which protects against corrosion. The maximum operating temperature of most models is around 80 °C, the exact value is given on the product page.

Safety

Neodymium magnets are not toys and are not suitable for children under 14. Separate them carefully and do not let them snap together uncontrolled, otherwise there is a risk of pinched skin and chipping coating. Keep them away from screens, hard drives, storage media and bank cards. People with pacemakers or implanted devices should keep a safe distance.

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Frequently asked questions about neodymium magnets

What is the difference between N42 and N52?

N52 is a higher magnet grade than N42 and has more holding force at the same size, in some cases over 20 % more than lower grades. N42 offers very good value for money.

What are neodymium magnets made of?

Neodymium iron boron (NdFeB). Our magnets are also nickel-plated (Ni-Cu-Ni), which protects them from corrosion.

Can I put neodymium magnets on the fridge?

Yes, as holders for notes and photos. Strong neodymium magnets snap on forcefully, so place them carefully to avoid damaging the surface. Keep them away from bank cards, hard drives and screens.

Are neodymium magnets suitable for children?

No. Neodymium magnets are not toys and are not suitable for children under 14.

How hot can neodymium magnets get?

Most of our models are designed for a working temperature of up to around 80 °C. The exact value is on the respective product page.

How much does shipping cost?

Shipping within Germany is free.