- Great for projects that require extreme strength in a small size
- Has a maximum pull of 4 lbs.
- Made of the most powerful magnetic material in the world
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Use Super Magnets 0.47 in. Neodymium Rare-Earth Magnet Discs (6 per Pack) for a wide variety of temporary fastening jobs. These cylinder-shaped magnets are made of neodymium and offer up to 4 lb. of pull.
- Suitable for a wide variety of temporary fastening jobs
- 4 lb. maximum pull
- Neodymium material
- Cylinder shape
- Neodymium magnet
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| Shape | Disc | Disc | Disc | Disc |
| Maximum pull (lb.) | 0.5 | 4 | 1 | 1 |
| Thickness (In.) | 0.76 | 0.118 | 0.125 | 0.118 |
| Magnet Material | Iron Ferrite | Neodymium | Neodymium | Neodymium |
| Package Quantity | 2 | 6 | 10 | 3 |
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Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
0.47
Product Height (in.)
0.12
Product Length (in.)
0.47 in
Product Width (in.)
0.47
Thickness (In.)
0.118
Details
Fastener Type
Magnet
Magnet Material
Neodymium
Maximum pull (lb.)
4
Package Quantity
6
Product Weight (lb.)
0.1
Returnable
90-Day
Shape
Disc
Stability temperature (F)
0
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
None
Questions & Answers
46Questions25Answers
Could I use these on the inside of my medicine cabinet door to keep it closed?
Asked by NotHandy January 5, 20211
AnswerThe 0.3 in. x 0.11 in. Neodymium Rare-Earth Magnet Discs (10 per Pack) could be used to hold the medicine cabinet door shut, with proper installation. Part# 96344, 7 lb. Zinc Pull Latch Magnets (2-Piece per Pack), could also be used for this application.
Hold through glass
Asked by Jenni76 July 11, 20202
AnswersNo
Will these help me find wall studs?
Asked by Ash April 1, 20204
AnswersIt will find the drywall screws... which should indicate where the center of the stud is.
I am looking for a wheeled rolling magnet to pick up roofer's nails. I was advised Home Depot ha...
Asked by victoria March 21, 20201
AnswerWe do not carry a wheeled rolling magnet. However, we do have magnets that are designed to pick up small magnetic items like nails and screws. Please see part number 96504, OMSID 203613177.
How do they adhere to a surface?
Asked by Jw February 6, 20206
AnswersMagnets.....how do they work?
Is there holes in them for mounting?
Asked by David December 16, 20191
AnswerThere is a mortised holes in them for mounting.
What grade are they N 40, N52 ,??? How thick are they. What is their gauss rating at .125"
Asked by Michael July 29, 20193
AnswersThese Neodymium Rare-Earth Magnet Discs are Grade N35. 0.118” thick. The Gauss rating is 12,300.
Will this work for the electric magnetic train?
Asked by CURIOUS February 28, 20191
AnswerYes, if this being used in making the world’s simplest electric toy train using Copper wire, an alkaline battery, and four to six strong magnets.
Willl these magnets hold a small sub compact handgun in a conceled shelf?
Asked by Kevin January 27, 20194
AnswersEach disc hold approximately 6 # pull. A better magnet for that application would be one of the round base magnets that can be easily mounted via the center hole and providing 11 to 95 pounds of pull.
Does “pull weight” mean it can hold up to 4lbs if hanging something?
Asked by sunny5ideup November 18, 20182
AnswersThe key part of the sentence is "up to". It may hold less depending on a number of factors. I suggest a web search on "pull weight" and "pull force".
Customer Reviews
May 16, 2020
love love love these. so many great uses. in this photo i glued one to my craft area to hold my...
love love love these. so many great uses. in this photo i glued one to my craft area to hold my scissors up where i can easily find it. i used E6000 glue, it holds well and then you dont loose stuff in a messy craft desk. i also use one by my sewing to hold pins. they are very strong.
by whatithink
May 5, 2020
Excellent for 3D printed projects
I bought a bunch of these for a tool organization project I'm working on. I'm 3D printing some holders and snapping these magnets into a hole I'm printing in the bottom of the "widget". They snap in perfectly into the hole I created and have just the right amount of pull to stick inside a toolbox - even through a drawer liner. The only negative I have is the cost and how many are in a pack. I'd like to see a 10 pk of the 12 mm x 3 mm version that would hopefully be a little more cost effective (instead of the 6 pk).
by ack154
Oct 25, 2016
Small, but powerful. They are small enough to inset with just drill or router bits which is a rea...
Small, but powerful. They are small enough to inset with just drill or router bits which is a real time saver. I have these magnets all over my shop as well to help keep things organized. They are very versatile.
by Custom
Apr 22, 2021
Great for refrigerator magnets! I originally bought these for...
Great for refrigerator magnets! I originally bought these for a project for which they were not really suitable -- not their fault, I was prepared for them to fail. But I found that if you glued them (epoxy) in a shallow hole in a piece of 1x (or even 2x!) they could hold a piece of grandchild-art in the strongest Panhandle breeze. The hole should be just deep enough to keep the magnet away from the 'fridge a bit or you may have a real fight getting it off. Next I'm going to try filling the hole with epoxy or wood filler and sanding it smooth.
by FurFighter
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