Neodymium Ring Magnet OD12mm x H2mm | Hole 5mm N35
Product code: R-OD12H2ID5-N35
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Neodymium Ring Magnet OD12mm x H2mm | Hole 5mm N35
Neodymium Ring Magnets
Outside Diameter: 12mm
Height: 2mm
Inside Diameter: 5mm
Grade: N35
Coating: Nickel (Ni)
Magnetized Direction: Through height – 2mm
Pull force: 1.115kg
Surface field: -1,865 gauss
The Neodymium ring magnets, also known as rare earth rings, are available in various sizes and a variety of grades. The higher the grade the greater the pull force for any given size of magnet. The N52 grade is the strongest grade with the highest holding capacity. The amound of magnetic material present, particularly in the distance between the North and South poles (thickness or height dimension) will also determine the strength of pull force. For axially magnetised magnets, which is the orientation of most magnets, thicker magnets have more magnetic material between the north and south poles which in turn generates more magnetic holding power.
The small but strong magnetic ring has many uses. It can be easily attached to ferrous or non-ferrous shafts or rods with a similar inside diameter to make them magnetic or compatible with steel. Small ring magnets can be used to magnetically store or hold small metal tools and implements used by hobbyists, fabricators sculptors or artists.
Neodymium Ring Magnets
Outside Diameter: 12mm
Height: 2mm
Inside Diameter: 5mm
Grade: N35
Coating: Nickel (Ni)
Magnetized Direction: Through height – 2mm
Pull force: 1.115kg
Surface field: -1,865 gauss
The Neodymium ring magnets, also known as rare earth rings, are available in various sizes and a variety of grades. The higher the grade the greater the pull force for any given size of magnet. The N52 grade is the strongest grade with the highest holding capacity. The amound of magnetic material present, particularly in the distance between the North and South poles (thickness or height dimension) will also determine the strength of pull force. For axially magnetised magnets, which is the orientation of most magnets, thicker magnets have more magnetic material between the north and south poles which in turn generates more magnetic holding power.
The small but strong magnetic ring has many uses. It can be easily attached to ferrous or non-ferrous shafts or rods with a similar inside diameter to make them magnetic or compatible with steel. Small ring magnets can be used to magnetically store or hold small metal tools and implements used by hobbyists, fabricators sculptors or artists.
