Neodymium Magnets

Our Rare Earth magnets have thousands of uses

The Neodymium Magnets can be used in hanging artwork, as door catches to keep your door firmly closed. The stronger fishing magnets can be used for fishing retrieval and recovery both in the lakes and in the sea. The smaller magnets can be utilised in making jewelry, craft, and hobbies. All Magnets are also widely used in home improvement and in warehousing. The Neodymium Rare Earth Magnets however are brittle as well as powerful and they can shatter easily. If proper care is taken when handling them, they can be put to many instructive and creative uses. You may look at the pot magnets encased in a steel shell for stronger resistance. All our Neodymium Magnets to buy are listed online.

Choose your shape

Our Neodymium Magnets are largely made of alloys of neodymium, iron, and boron, and the chemical formula is Nd2Fe14B and comes in a range of functional shapes and strengths. Our Neodymium Magnets for sale come in various shapes such as Blocks, Cubes, Discs, Rings, Cylinders, Spheres. You may view online our wide selection of shapes of Pots, male and female threads, countersunk, hooks, eyelets, P-clips, fishing, and round hole Magnets. If you are unsure what shape you need to buy, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Neodymium Magnets Technical Information

Permanent Rare Earth Magnets are very strong and some work in high-temperature environments of up to 200 degrees Celsius. If you require a magnet compatible with high temperatures, get in touch with us via email, as most of our magnets can reach 80 degrees Celsius, unless otherwise stated.

Our rare earth magnets are made of 3 layers in total, of nickel then copper, and a final layer of nickel encase the Magnetic material to create a smooth, shiny finish and give conditional protection to the alloy compound inside. Nickel plating provides a unique combination of corrosion and wear resistance. Nickel coatings do not have long-term resistance to moisture exposure or marine environments. If left exposed to the elements, the iron in the magnet will rust. We do offer for sale other coatings such as gold, parylene, epoxy, plastic, and Teflon.

Choosing strength and grading

The pull force is how much force you have to pull on a magnet to move it away from something, such as a steel surface or another magnet. We show this force in kilos on our site and our measurements are measured against a 10mm steel plate. A magnet grade is another good measure of the strength of a magnet. In general, the higher the numbers indicate a stronger magnet. We sell the most common grades of Neodymium magnets which range from N35 to N52. The higher the grade number, the stronger the magnet will be for that size. Please do not hesitate to contact us and discuss the strength of the magnet you may require for your application to be successful.

Using neodymium magnets safely
Magnets need to be handled with care, particularly Neodymium magnets, as they can be far more powerful than you might expect. Avoid snapping or smashing your magnets together, with other magnets, or with metal as they may chip or break. Be careful when handling magnets to avoid getting your fingers caught.

Frenergy also manufactures custom magnets!

If you require any size, grade, coating, or high-temperature compatibility, please email us your custom magnet requirements. Minimum order quantities apply. The strength and quality of each product have enabled repeat customers to use our products year after year.

View our full listing of Rare Earth magnets online and enjoy our free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $50. We ship daily and offer bulk discounts. Our magnets are of high quality and are pricing competitive. We also offer premium customer service due to our extensive experience in the industry. Please contact us for more information.