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Ferrite Disc Magnet - 7mm x 3mm ISO

Product code: 10170

Ferrite Disc Magnet - 7mm x 3mm ISO
Ferrite Disc Magnet - 7mm x 3mm ISO
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Ferrite Disc Magnet - 7mm x 3mm ISO

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Product Code 10170
Pull Force* 0.05 kg
Weight 1gm
Style Ferrite Disc magnet ISO
Gauss 1956
Grade Y10 Isotropic
Direction of Magnetisation Axially magnetised thru the 3mm
Dimensions Thickness:3mm, Diameter:7mm
*Measured against up to 10mm mild steel.

Magnetic Product Description:

This ferrite disc magnet has a diameter of 7mm and a thickness of 3mm. As an isotropic magnet this has a magnetic flux reading of 1956 Gauss and a weaker pull force than a same size axially magnetised ferrite magnet. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 10170.

Uses for our ferrite disc magnets:

Our ferrite disc magnets come in a variety of sizes, some uses for the 7mm ferrite disc magnets are handcrafts and souvenir assemblies. 

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I loved this ones

I am doing bioenergetics therapies with them

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chess piece magnets for electronic chess set

the purpose was to replace existing chess peice magnets with stronger holding magnets. The neodymium magnets tried at first were excellent but interferred with the electrical circuitry of the touch sensitive chess board. The above ferrite magnets were strong enough to hold the chess pieces to the board without interferring with the chess computers operation.

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