Ferrite Disc Magnet 13mm x 10mm Y30BH | Craft & Fridge Magnet
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Ferrite Disc Magnet – 13mm x 10mm | Y30BH | Craft & Fridge Magnet
Description
The Ferrite Disc Magnet – 13mm x 10mm | Y30BH is a versatile ceramic permanent magnet ideal for craft projects, fridge magnets, DIY applications and general-purpose magnetic fastening.
Measuring 13mm in diameter and 10mm thick, this compact round magnet is manufactured from ferrite magnetic material in Y30BH grade. Ferrite magnets are known for their affordability, good resistance to corrosion and dependable magnetic properties, making them a popular choice for everyday magnetic applications.
With its substantial 10mm thickness, this disc magnet provides a practical magnetic component for projects requiring a compact, cylindrical shape. Its flat circular faces make it suitable for attaching to compatible steel surfaces or incorporating into handmade products and magnetic assemblies.
Unlike Neodymium rare earth magnets, ferrite magnets offer a more economical solution for applications where extremely high magnetic strength is not essential.
Whether you're making personalised fridge magnets, creating craft displays, assembling educational demonstrations or working on a DIY project, this 13mm x 10mm Y30BH ferrite magnet provides a convenient and reusable magnetic solution.
Also known as a ceramic disc magnet, round ferrite magnet, craft magnet, fridge magnet or Y30BH ceramic magnet, this product is suitable for a wide range of household, commercial and workshop applications.
Key Features
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13mm Diameter: Compact round profile suitable for craft projects and small magnetic assemblies.
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10mm Thickness: Substantial cylindrical design for general-purpose magnetic applications.
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Y30BH Ferrite Grade: Manufactured from Y30BH-grade ceramic magnetic material.
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Permanent Magnet: Provides magnetic attraction without electricity or batteries.
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Economical Magnetic Material: Cost-effective alternative to rare earth magnets for suitable applications.
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Good Corrosion Resistance: Ferrite magnetic material naturally resists corrosion in many common environments.
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Versatile Applications: Suitable for fridge magnets, crafts, displays, DIY projects and educational demonstrations.
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Reusable Magnetic Attachment: Can be repeatedly attached to and removed from compatible steel surfaces.
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No External Power Required: Maintains magnetic properties without batteries or electricity.
Common Applications
DIY Fridge Magnets
Create personalised fridge magnets by attaching the ferrite disc to suitable decorative items, artwork or handmade accessories.
Arts and Crafts
Incorporate ceramic disc magnets into creative projects, decorations, displays and handmade products.
Magnetic Displays
Attach lightweight notes, photographs or decorative items to compatible magnetic steel surfaces, subject to holding requirements.
Educational Demonstrations
Explore magnetic attraction, repulsion and permanent magnet properties in appropriately supervised learning environments.
Home Organisation
Create removable magnetic labels, decorative holders and simple organisational accessories.
Model Making
Use ferrite magnets in hobby projects, prototypes and miniature magnetic assemblies where their size and strength are suitable.
General DIY Projects
Incorporate the magnet into custom fixtures, magnetic closures and other household projects.
Y30BH Ferrite Magnetic Material
This disc magnet is manufactured using Y30BH-grade ferrite, a ceramic permanent magnetic material.
Ferrite magnets are typically made from iron oxide combined with other ceramic materials and are widely used in commercial, industrial and household applications.
Benefits of Ferrite Magnets
Cost-Effective
Ferrite magnets are generally more economical than Neodymium rare earth magnets.
Corrosion Resistant
Ferrite material offers good natural resistance to corrosion without requiring the protective metal coatings commonly used on Neodymium magnets.
Permanent Magnetism
Provides long-lasting magnetic properties under suitable operating conditions.
Versatile Applications
Suitable for crafts, fridge magnets, magnetic displays, educational projects and general-purpose assemblies.
Practical Magnetic Performance
Offers dependable magnetic attraction for applications where the strength of rare earth magnets is unnecessary.
The exact pull force and surface Gauss of this product have not been specified.
Compact 13mm x 10mm Disc Design
The magnet measures:
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Diameter: 13mm
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Thickness: 10mm
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Magnetic Grade: Y30BH
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Material: Ferrite / Ceramic Magnet
Its circular shape and flat faces make it suitable for a variety of magnetic mounting arrangements.
The 10mm thickness creates a relatively deep disc profile, which may be useful in assemblies where a thicker magnetic component is preferred.
For applications requiring a flush or low-profile finish, check the available installation depth before selecting this magnet.
Ideal for Craft and Fridge Magnet Projects
Ferrite disc magnets are popular for creating decorative fridge magnets and handmade magnetic accessories.
Potential projects include:
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Personalised fridge magnets
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Handmade decorative magnets
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Magnetic artwork
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Craft displays
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Magnetic photo holders
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Magnetic labels
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DIY magnetic accessories
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Educational magnetic demonstrations
When attaching the magnet to a decorative item, use an adhesive suitable for both the ceramic magnet and the receiving material.
Always allow the adhesive to cure fully before use.
Magnetic Surface Compatibility
This ferrite disc magnet can attract compatible ferromagnetic materials, including:
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Mild steel
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Iron
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Carbon steel
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Certain magnetic stainless steel grades
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Compatible magnetic whiteboards with steel backing
Materials such as aluminium, brass, copper, plastic, timber and glass are not attracted to the magnet.
Please Note: Standard non-magnetic glassboards are not compatible with conventional ferrite magnets.
Factors Affecting Magnetic Holding Strength
The actual holding performance of a ferrite magnet depends on several factors:
Contact Surface: Clean, flat steel surfaces generally provide better magnetic contact.
Steel Thickness: Thin steel surfaces may provide reduced magnetic attraction.
Air Gaps: Paint, coatings, paper and other materials between the magnet and steel can reduce holding force.
Load Direction: Direct pull force differs from sideways or shear loading.
Magnet Orientation: The magnetisation direction affects magnetic performance.
Temperature: Excessive heat can affect magnetic properties.
Application Design: Adhesive layers, housings and mounting arrangements can influence the magnet's effectiveness.
Testing under actual operating conditions is recommended.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
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| Product Name | Ferrite Disc Magnet – 13mm x 10mm |
| Magnet Type | Ceramic / Ferrite Permanent Magnet |
| Magnetic Material | Ferrite |
| Magnetic Grade | Y30BH |
| Shape | Disc / Round |
| Diameter | 13mm |
| Thickness | 10mm |
| Colour | Typically Dark Grey / Charcoal |
| Magnetic Pull Force | Not Specified |
| Surface Gauss | Not Specified |
| Magnetisation Direction | Not Specified |
| Coating | Not Specified |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | Not Specified |
| Typical Applications | Crafts, Fridge Magnets, DIY, Displays and Magnetic Assemblies |
Handling and Installation Recommendations
Ferrite magnets are hard ceramic materials and can chip or break if dropped or subjected to impact.
For best results:
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Confirm that the magnet's dimensions suit your project.
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Check that the intended mounting surface is magnetically compatible.
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Select a suitable adhesive if attaching the magnet to a decorative item.
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Avoid dropping or striking the magnet against hard surfaces.
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Prevent magnets from snapping together forcefully.
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Test the completed assembly to ensure adequate holding performance.
Important: Ferrite magnets should not be drilled, cut or machined using conventional methods, as they may fracture and produce hazardous dust.
Compliance & Safety
Brittle Material: Ferrite magnets are ceramic and may chip or fracture under impact.
Swallowing Hazard: Small magnets can cause serious internal injuries if swallowed. Keep away from children.
Pinch Hazard: Magnets may attract unexpectedly and trap fingers or skin.
Medical Devices: Magnetic fields may interfere with pacemakers and other implanted medical devices.
Electronic Equipment: Keep away from magnetically sensitive equipment where interference may occur.
Mechanical Stress: Avoid excessive force, impact or crushing.
Temperature: Maximum operating temperature has not been specified.
Safety-Critical Applications: Do not use for lifting, suspended loads or safety-critical holding without appropriate engineering assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this ferrite disc magnet?
The magnet measures 13mm in diameter and 10mm thick.
What does Y30BH mean?
Y30BH identifies the grade of ferrite magnetic material used to manufacture the magnet.
Is this magnet suitable for making fridge magnets?
Yes. It can be used to create decorative fridge magnets for compatible magnetic steel surfaces, provided the finished item's weight is suitable for the magnet's holding strength.
Is ferrite the same as ceramic magnet material?
Yes. Ferrite magnets are commonly referred to as ceramic magnets.
Is this magnet as strong as a Neodymium magnet?
Neodymium magnets generally provide greater magnetic strength than ferrite magnets of comparable dimensions.
Can I glue this magnet to craft materials?
Yes. A suitable adhesive can be used to attach the magnet to compatible craft materials.
Can I use this magnet on a whiteboard?
Yes, provided the whiteboard contains a compatible ferromagnetic steel backing.
Will it work on a glassboard?
No. Standard non-magnetic glassboards are not suitable for conventional ferrite magnets.
Is this magnet waterproof?
Ferrite material offers good corrosion resistance, but suitability for prolonged water exposure or outdoor use should be assessed for the specific application.
What is the magnet's pull force?
The specific pull-force rating has not been supplied.
Can ferrite magnets break?
Yes. Ferrite magnets are brittle ceramic materials and can chip or fracture if dropped or struck.
Can children use these magnets for crafts?
Small magnets pose a serious swallowing hazard and must be kept away from young children. Educational or craft use should be appropriately supervised.
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Ferrite Disc Magnets in Other Sizes
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Ferrite Block Magnets
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Ferrite Ring Magnets
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Neodymium Disc Magnets
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Self-Adhesive Disc Magnets
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Magnetic Craft Supplies
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Flexible Magnetic Sheeting
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Magnetic Tape
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Fridge Magnet Materials
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Magnetic Whiteboard Accessories
Please Note
The Ferrite Disc Magnet – 13mm x 10mm | Y30BH is a ceramic permanent magnet suitable for crafts, fridge magnets, DIY projects and general-purpose magnetic applications.
The exact pull force, surface Gauss, magnetisation direction and maximum operating temperature have not been supplied.
Important: Ferrite magnets are brittle and should be handled carefully. Small magnets present a serious swallowing hazard and must be kept away from children.
Typical Physical Properties
NB: Ranges are indicative for product category, please check individual products for specific values within that range.
Magnetic Properties
Production Flow Diagram
Demagnetisation Curves
Returns Policy
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We have a 30 Day Returns policy at Frenergy Magnets. You may return your item within 30 days of receiving it to receive a refund.
The product/s must be unused and in the same condition you received them in. Please contact us at info@frenergy.com.au to initiate the returns process.
The buyer is responsible for the cost of returning the order.