Neodymium magnets come in various shapes and sizes to suit different applications, from tiny disc magnets used in delicate electronics to large block magnets so big they can lift cars and industrial equipment. Disc magnets are circular magnets with a flat, disc-like shape. They are commonly used in motors, sensors, closures, and magnetic therapy devices. Block magnets, also known as rectangular or bar magnets, have a cuboid shape and are used in magnetic assemblies, lifting applications, and magnetic separators. Ring magnets have a round shape with a hole in the centre. They are often used in loudspeakers, magnetic bearings, and jewellery clasps.
Sphere magnets are spherical magnets that are used in educational toys, experimental setups, and artistic installations. Cylinder magnets have a cylindrical shape and are used in various applications, including magnetic closures, jewellery clasps, and sensors. Arc magnets have a curved shape and are commonly used in motors, generators, and magnetic assemblies where a curved magnetic field is required. Cube magnets have a cubic shape and are used in educational demonstrations, experimental setups, and craft projects. These magnets have a flat top with a countersunk hole, allowing them to be easily mounted using screws or bolts. They are commonly used in magnetic holding and mounting applications.
Neodymium magnets can also be custom-made into various shapes and sizes to meet specific application requirements. Custom shapes may include irregular shapes, special contours, or tailored dimensions. These different shapes allow neodymium magnets to be versatile and adaptable to a wide range of applications across various industries.