Safety notice

Strong magnets are not toys! Improper handling can lead to crushing, injuries, or damage to electronic devices. Keep magnets away from children, pacemakers, medical implants, and sensitive electronics. Swallowing is life-threatening – seek medical attention immediately!

About Strong Magnets – Your reliable magnet specialist

For over 20 years, we have been developing high-precision magnet solutions for industry, trade, and science in Mettmann. As a manufacturer, we combine engineering expertise with craftsmanship precision – every magnet is manufactured under ISO 9001-certified conditions.

Neodymium magnets – small powerhouses with impressive performance

What are neodymium magnets?
Neodymium magnets belong to the group of so-called rare earth magnets and consist of an alloy of neodymium, iron, and boron (NdFeB). They are among the strongest permanent magnets in the world – with a compact size and enormous holding force.

How are neodymium magnets made?
They are manufactured using a special sintering process. The raw materials are mixed, pressed, and fired at high temperatures. The magnets are then magnetized and often coated with a protective layer (e.g., nickel) to prevent corrosion.

Facts about neodymium magnets:

  • Up to ten times stronger than conventional ferrite magnets
  • Available in many shapes: discs, cubes, rings, sticks, etc.
  • Areas of application: Industry, technology, model making, household, crafts

How do you calculate the adhesive force?
The holding force depends on several factors: magnet size, material, distance from the metal surface, and its condition. As a rule of thumb, the larger and closer the magnet is to a smooth, solid metal surface, the greater the force. Technical data sheets often specify the maximum value under optimal conditions.

How to handle it correctly?

  • Always handle with care – risk of crushing!
  • Never let them "snap" against each other
  • Keep away from electronic devices and medical implants
  • Do not expose to high temperatures