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Neodymium Disc - 8mm x 5mm Plastic Housing two color Red and Black N42
Product code: 20026
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Magnetic Product Description:
This rare earth disc magnet has a diameter of 8mm and a height of 5mm. It is encased in red and black plastic. It has a magnetic flux reading of 4824 Gauss. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 20026.
Uses for our rare earth disc magnets:
Plastic building materials are replacing traditional building materials at an ever increasing pace. Able to be cut with computer assisted laser beam precision, the huge plastic family competes, or outcompetes, metal, stone, timber and fabric on price, weight, timelines and flexibility. No wonder plastics are taking over.
While the traditional building materials might be left on the shelf, super lightweight 8mmx5mm plastic housing red and black coloured magnets continue to be pressed into service along with the more modern plastic building materials. Wherever layering of different materials is found in the build, magnets will be in the thick of the action.
The architectural profession has always been early adopters of new materials and new ways of doing the same thing: keeping the elements at bay (wind and rain). While materials and designs have changed beyond recognition from only a generation age, magnets have made the successful transition from yesterday to tomorrow.
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Magnetic Product Description:
This rare earth disc magnet has a diameter of 8mm and a height of 5mm. It is encased in red and black plastic. It has a magnetic flux reading of 4824 Gauss. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 20026.
Uses for our rare earth disc magnets:
Plastic building materials are replacing traditional building materials at an ever increasing pace. Able to be cut with computer assisted laser beam precision, the huge plastic family competes, or outcompetes, metal, stone, timber and fabric on price, weight, timelines and flexibility. No wonder plastics are taking over.
While the traditional building materials might be left on the shelf, super lightweight 8mmx5mm plastic housing red and black coloured magnets continue to be pressed into service along with the more modern plastic building materials. Wherever layering of different materials is found in the build, magnets will be in the thick of the action.
The architectural profession has always been early adopters of new materials and new ways of doing the same thing: keeping the elements at bay (wind and rain). While materials and designs have changed beyond recognition from only a generation age, magnets have made the successful transition from yesterday to tomorrow.
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