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Alnico Disc Magnets
BuyMagnets.com stocks 12 different varieties of alnico disc magnets, with our smallest size measuring at 0.125” x 0.062” and our largest size measuring at 0.5” x 0.5”. What can you use an alnico disc magnet for? Try electronics, sensors, sound equipment, and many more industrial and consumer applications. Don’t be afraid to turn up the heat—alnico magnets have a maximum operating temperature of up to 1000 °F.
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Bonded Neodymium Disc Magnets
Strong Neodymium Bonded Magnets - Rare Earth Discs
Where can you find bonded neodymium disc magnets being used? Air bags, anti-lock brakes, medical instruments, toys, and credit card coding systems—just to name a few places. This type of magnet combines powerful neodymium magnetic powder with a non-magnetic polymer or rubber binder. The end product is a corrosion-resistant, machinable magnet that offers intense magnetic strength while minimizing dimensions. If you need a powerful magnet to fit into a tight spot, bonded neodymium disc magnets are an excellent choice.
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Ceramic Disc Magnets
What applications can you use ceramic disc magnets in? Many! Ceramic disc magnets can be found in DC brushless and DC permanent motors, speaker systems, outboard motors, and a wide assortment of lifting, holding, retrieving, and separating applications. BuyMagnets.com offers ceramic disc magnets in many different sizes, meaning whatever dimensions you’re working with, you’ll be able to find a ceramic disc magnet that’s a perfect fit. Ceramic magnets have maximum operating temperatures of up to 480°F, and are extremely popular due to their great performance and low cost.
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Diametrically Magnetized N52 Neodymium Magnets
The strength is in the curve. Bunting’s diametrically magnetized neodymium disc magnets are magnetized through the diameter, which means there is a pole on each curved surface, at opposite sides. Most disc magnets are magnetized axially, or top to bottom. The unique N52 neodymium diametrically magnetized disc magnets are ideal candidates for small motors, crafts, and do-it-yourself projects.
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Neodymium Adhesive Disc Magnets, N35, Plated
Strong N35 Neodymium Adhesive Magnets
These neodymium adhesive disc magnets combine a simplified mounting style with impressive magnetic strength. Available with multiple different size and strength options, the adhesive backing allows you to use this strong magnet in many different applications.
To mount this neodymium disc magnet, simply peel off the backing covering the adhesive and then press the adhesive side to the surface you wish to mount the magnet on. It couldn’t be any easier than this!
Customers can choose if they would like to have the adhesive on the north pole or the south pole of the magnet. This means that if customers purchase magnets in a pair, with one magnet having the adhesive on the north side and the other having the adhesive on the south side, the magnets can be stuck on two different surfaces so that the magnets will then attract each other.
Common applications for neodymium adhesive disc magnets include retail displays, closures, and holding metal objects against non-ferrous surfaces.
This magnet is plated to resist wear and corrosion.
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Neodymium Adhesive Disc Magnets, N42, Plated
Strong N42 Neodymium Adhesive Magnets
Powerful and sticky! Neodymium adhesive disc magnets make the fantastic power of N42 grade neodymium magnets even easier to implement into your application. The convenient adhesive backing makes it easy to securely place these magnets wherever you wish—simply peel, stick, and press.
Neodymium adhesive disc magnets are a great choice for use in retail displays, presentations and other displays, closures of binders and brochures, and holding metal objects against non-ferrous surfaces.
To expand your mounting options, we allow you to choose whether the adhesive is on the north or south pole of the magnet. By purchasing a pair of magnets with adhesive on opposite poles, you can stick the magnets to two different surfaces so that the magnets will then attract to each other.
This magnet is plated to resist wear and corrosion.
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Neodymium Adhesive Disc Magnets, N52
If you’re looking for a magnet you can stick to glass, paper, cardboard, wood, or another non-ferrous surface, you’ve come to the right place. Bunting’s N52 Adhesive Neodymium Disc Magnets come with a peel-and-stick adhesive tape on either side of the magnet. These strong adhesive magnets are frequently used in arts and crafts and other do-it-yourself projects. Dual-sided adhesive magnets are also available.
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Neodymium Disc Magnets, N35
N35 Neodymium Rare Earth Magnets
Our plated N35 neodymium disc magnets are designed with durability and performance in mind. Their corrosion-resistant plating ensures long-lasting reliability, making them ideal for a variety of applications.
Known for their impressive strength-to-size ratio, N35 magnets are perfect for:
Electronics – Securely hold components in place or function as sensors in small devices.
Automotive – Commonly used in oil filters to capture metal chips and fillings.
Crafts and DIY Projects – Ideal for creating magnetic closures, displays, or models.
Industrial Use – Excellent for fixtures, fastenings, and material handling.
These magnets are engineered to maintain stable performance across a wide range of uses, providing dependable magnetic strength where you need it most.
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Neodymium Disc Magnets, N35, Plated, High Temp
Strong, High Temp Neodymium Magnets - N35 Disc Magnets
Don’t sweat it! Our plated N35 neodymium disc magnets not only resist corrosion, but they are also designed to resist high temperatures. Unlike standard neodymium magnets, high-temperature neodymium magnets are suitable for use at operating temperatures of up to 300° Fahrenheit (149° Celsius) – depending on the magnetic circuit. As an example, these plated high-temperature N35 neodymium disc magnets can often be found in oil filters to separate out metal chips and fillings.
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Neodymium Disc Magnets, N35, Unplated, High Temp
Strong, High Temp Neodymium Magnets - N35 Unplated Disc Magnets
Do you need a powerful magnet that can perform at high temperatures? Our unplated N35 high temperature neodymium disc magnets come without any coating or plating and are available in many different sizes and strengths. These high temperature neodymium magnets are suitable for use at operating temperatures of up to 300° Fahrenheit (149° Celsius) – depending on the magnetic circuit. To learn more about different plating options for neodymium magnets, we encourage you to reach out to us. Our experts are happy to answer all of your questions!
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Neodymium Disc Magnets, N52, Plated
Strong N52 Neodymium Magnets - Rare Earth Disc Magnets
N52 neodymium disc magnets are ideal for customers who desire a versatile disc shape, but require more power than popular N42 grade neodymium magnets have to offer. At BuyMagnets.com, we offer N52 disc magnets in just as many different sizes and strengths as our N42 disc magnets, meaning you don’t have to sacrifice specific design requirements for strength. All N52 disc magnets are plated as protection against chipping and corrosion.
N52 Neodymium Magnets Take On Your Toughest Projects
Versatile, Powerful magnets in the smallest size! N52 Neodymium Magnets are used where a small magnet must be strong enough to hold an object to its surface very tightly. They are perfect for industrial applications, and projects around the home and office.
N52s are ideal for delicate applications that include:
- Mounting tiny tracking devices to vehicles or other equipment.
- Magnetic stirrers that are used by scientists to protect mixtures from contamination.
- Magnetic switches such as those used in alarm systems.
- Magnetic sensors such as those in anti-lock braking systems.
N52 Neodymium Magnets are also typically used for DIY projects:
- Hold up racks and mounting devices for organization and storage.
- Hold curtains in place.
- Keep cabinets safely locked.
- Replace broken latches.
- Used as garment closures.
- and much more!
Neodymium magnets have replaced Alnico and Ferrite magnets in many of the myriad applications in modern technology where strong permanent magnets are required, because their greater strength allows the use of smaller, lighter magnets. Neodymium Magnets are the most widely used Rare Earth magnets. Some typical applications include tape recorders, alternators, pacemakers, biasing applications, flow meters, gyroscopes, and linear actuators. Incredibly strong neodymium magnets at affordable prices. We offer a large variety of in-stock rare earth magnets available. Click here to learn more about neodymium magnets and their uses.
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Neodymium Disc Magnets, N55
Strong N55 Neodymium Magnets
For our customers seeking maximum strength in a disc style shape, we are proud to stock N55 neodymium disc magnets. Compared to N52 neodymium magnets, N55 neodymium magnets are up to 6% stronger. N55 neodymium disc magnets are ideal for applications where space is limited, but a very high amount of magnetic force is required. They are often used in tight situations for delicate applications such as magnetic sensors, magnetic switches, and more.
Neodymium magnets, a variety of rare earth magnet, are known for being the most powerful magnets in the world. In addition to their remarkable strength, they are also highly versatile. BuyMagnets.com is excited to announce that we are now carrying N55 grade neodymium disc magnets.
Properties of Neodymium Magnets
Neodymium magnets are composed of neodymium (Nd), iron (Fe), and boron (B). Neodymium magnets are sought out for many reasons apart from their intense strength. Neodymium magnets also offer a high resistance to demagnetization and heat, with a maximum operating temperature of 180 °F and high-temperature neodymium magnets capable of operating at temperatures up to 300 °F. To resist corrosion, neodymium magnets will typically be coated with nickel, although other coating options are available.
Grades of Neodymium Magnets
Previously, N52 grade neodymium magnets were the strongest magnets available. Now, we are able to offer a magnet of even greater strength to our customers seeking the strongest strength in a disc style shape. Compared to N52 neodymium magnets, N55 neodymium magnets are up to 6% stronger.
Neodymium magnets are rated by grade--as a general rule, the higher a neodymium magnet’s grade, the greater its strength. The intense power of N55 neodymium magnets is recommended for the most challenging projects that require the greatest amount of magnetic strength. Because of what is known as a “miniaturization process,” N55 grade neodymium magnets can achieve the holding strengths typically boasted by larger magnets, but in a much smaller size.
Applications for N55 Neodymium Magnets
Typically, powerful N55 neodymium magnets will be used in applications where space is very limited, but the amount of magnetic force required is very high. As an example, an N55 grade neodymium magnet would be used in a situation where an extremely small magnet must tightly hold an object to its surface. N55 grade neodymium magnets may also be used in tight situations such as magnetic sensors, magnetic switches, and other delicate applications.
Safety Precautions
Due to the high strength of neodymium magnets and other rare magnets, users must take safety precautions when handling neodymium magnets. Do not place neodymium magnets near electronic devices, credit cards, or medical devices such as pacemakers. Do not allow fingers or hands to be in the path of two attracting magnets, as severe pinching may occur. Neodymium magnets are not toys, and must be kept out of the reach of children.
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Samarium Cobalt Disc Magnets
Samarium cobalt disc magnets are powerful rare earth magnets that offer superior resistance to heat and corrosion. A samarium cobalt magnet can perform at temperatures of up to 300°C, or 572°F. Their resistance to corrosion makes them a great choice for use in highly corrosive environments, such as on boats where magnets are exposed to saltwater. Samarium cobalt magnets offer superior magnetic strength in comparison to ceramic and alnico magnets, and are commonly used in high-tech applications such as electronics, computers, and switches. They are also often used in automotive “under-the-hood” applications, commercial and military aircraft, and many other intense applications.