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Magnets
Acting at a distance, magnets pull on ferrous materials to attract or repel depending on the polar charge. While soft options are ideal for showing the forces of magnetism in a classroom setting, hard magnets are useful for picking up heavy metals. The devices are also commonly used to hang items for casual storage or for easy reference. Magnets come in different shapes and sizes based on specific task requirements.
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Ceramic Bar Magnets
These magnets have a very high magnetic strength and high resistance to demagnetization.
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Horseshoe Magnet
Strong steel magnets, zinc-plated with North and South poles marked.
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9" Giant Horseshoe Magnet
The acrylic-housed, red ceramic magnet has a built-in handle with south and north poles clearly marked.
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Ceramic Ring Magnets
These ceramic ring magnets have an inside diameter of 35 mm and an outside diameter of 45 mm.
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Alnico Bar Magnets
Alnico bar magnets are useful for classroom or lab experiments.
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Alnico Bar Magnets
Make magnetism fun and hands on with the alnico bar magnet.
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Alnico Cylindrical Magnet
Strong alnico magnet with a magnetic pole on each end.
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Permanent Ceramic Block Magnet
A permanent ceramic block magnet with maximum magnetic efficiency, high inductance, and a minimum stray magnetic field.
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Chrome Steel Bar Magnet
For demonstrations, plotting magnetic fields.
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Neodymium Sphere Magnet
A round neodymium magnet for exciting magnet inquiry.
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Neodymium Disk Magnet with Adhesive Foam
Neodymium magnets that adhere to irregular surfaces.