Magneetschijfjes 2mm diameter, 1mm dikte, N48

Neodymium disc magnets of 2mm, 1mm thickness, nickel-plated. Magnetization N48 axial (parallel to height), Strenght approx. 110gram. Magnets attract or repel on a pole side. Our disc magnets are axially magnetized. This means that the poles are on the round side. In order to remove magnets from each other, you have to slide them away from each other. ATTENTION ! Because of the magnetic force they can collapse on top of each other and possibly break. Application: Is widely used in advertising applications, hanging signs and model making.
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Description

Magnetic disc 2mm diameter, thickness 1mm, N48

Specifications

Article number MGR02-10N48
Base material Neodymium (NdFeB)
Outside Diameter (mm) 2
Height (mm) 1
Material Nickel plated (Ni-Cu-Ni)
Traction force (KG) 0,11
gtin (EAN) 7433605994925

FAQ

FAQ

What are the dimensions of this disc magnet?
This disc magnet has a 2 mm outer diameter and a 1 mm thickness. It’s a compact size that works well for small, precise applications.
How strong is this magnet in practical use?
The approximate pulling force is around 110 g under ideal conditions. Real-world holding strength can vary depending on the surface material, thickness, and contact area.
Which side of the magnet is the north or south pole?
This disc magnet is axially magnetized, meaning the poles are on the two flat, round faces. One face is north and the opposite face is south.
What’s the best way to separate two magnets?
Slide them sideways off each other instead of pulling them straight apart. This reduces the chance of sudden snapping and damage.
Can I use these magnets for hanging signs or display work?
Yes, they’re commonly used for light advertising applications and hanging signs. For best results, use a clean, flat steel surface for contact.
Are these magnets suitable for model making?
Yes, the small size and precise shape make them a popular choice for model making. They’re handy for removable parts, closures, and alignment.
What coating does the magnet have and why does it matter?
It has a nickel plating, which provides a smooth finish and helps protect the magnet surface during normal handling. It also gives a clean, professional look in visible applications.
How do I mount this magnet without drilling?
Common options are glue or double-sided tape, depending on your material and load. Make sure the surface is clean and dry before mounting.
What surfaces work best for maximum holding power?
Smooth, thick steel surfaces usually provide the best grip. Painted, uneven, thin, or non-magnetic materials will typically reduce holding performance.
How should I store and maintain these magnets?
Store them clean and dry, ideally with a separator so they don’t snap together. If needed, wipe them with a soft, dry cloth to keep the surface in good condition.

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