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Small round magnets

Small round magnets are useful little gadgets with a variety of uses. They are often referred to as button magnets or disc magnets. Their diameters usually range from a few millimeters to about two inches (50.8 mm), though they are available in a variety of sizes. Although they can vary in thickness, they are often rather thin. Visit us: https://suprememagnets.com/products/powergrind-round

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Small round magnets

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  1. SMALL ROUND MAGNETS

  2. DID YOU KNOW? Small round magnets are useful little gadgets with a variety of uses. They are often referred to as button magnets or disc magnets. Their diameters usually range from a few millimeters to about two inches (50.8 mm), though they are available in a variety of sizes. Although they can vary in thickness, they are often rather thin. It's important to take the required magnet strength into account when selecting Small round magnets for your application. The magnet's thickness and size will also have an impact on its strength.

  3. HERE ARE SOME COMMON TYPES OF SMALL ROUND MAGNETS: Flexible magnets: These magnets have a magnetic layer bonded to a flexible plastic backing. They are easily cut to size and can be used for applications where a conformable magnet is needed. Rare earth magnets: These are the strongest type of small round magnet, made from materials like neodymium iron boron (NdFeB). They are ideal for applications where a strong magnetic force is required in a small size. Ceramic magnets: These are less powerful than rare earth magnets but are more affordable and resistant to corrosion. They are a good choice for general-purpose applications.

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