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All holding forces are measured under ideal conditions and may vary in practice.
If you're looking for a small spherical magnet with real grip, you've come to the right place. This Ø10 mm neodymium spherical magnet has a ball shape, ensuring even pulling force when placed against metal or another magnet. Handy for magnetic connections, experimental setups, and hobby work where you want to easily adjust without fuss.
The core is made of NdFeB with N48 magnetization, making it compact yet strong. That's why many people choose it for technical prototypes, model making, and creative constructions. The NiCuNi coating provides a smooth metallic shine and helps prevent wear, but it's best used indoors, in dry places.
Its size makes it easy to hold between your fingers, though you wouldn't want to let it snap free. This strong magnet should be kept away from electronics, pacemakers, and small children. In a drawer, on a workbench, or for an educational project – that's where it truly shines.
According to the declarations of conformity provided by the manufacturer, this product complies with the current European RoHS Directive and REACH Regulation.

Neodymium magnets are very powerful and can bounce off each other and/or iron objects at high speed. The force increases as the magnet gets larger, which also increases the risk of breakage. Two of the larger magnets in our range are powerful enough to break fingers or at least cause a few large blisters.
Therefore, wear work gloves and keep magnets away from children. Also, keep Neodymium (NdFeB) magnets at a safe distance from people with pacemakers. This also applies to electronic devices and payment cards.
Neodymium magnets are still the most powerful magnets available today. Our super-strong magnets also remain magnetic virtually indefinitely, provided they are not exposed to the maximum operating temperature or are used with opposite poles.
The letters and numbers in the material coding have the following meaning: The N stands for Neodymium, the subsequent digits indicate the maximum magnetic energy expressed in MgOe. If there are no further letters after this, the magnet can be used up to 80 degrees Celsius.
If there are still letters behind it, it can reach a higher temperature.
We indicate adhesive force in grams or kilograms because this appeals to more people than Newton. The indicated force is measured perpendicular to the magnet. The adhesive force is the force required to pull a smooth, flat steel object (ST37) at least 10 millimeters thick from the magnet in question.
This force quickly diminishes when, for example, there's a gap or layer of paint between the magnet and the object. Even half a millimeter can reduce the force by half. A steel alloy or a rough surface also significantly reduces the holding force.
As mentioned, the direction of the adhesive force is perpendicular to the magnet, but the shear force is much smaller and also depends on the friction between the magnet and the object.
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