Q: What is a rare earth magnet?
It's a permanent magnet made from a rare-earth alloy such as neodymium, and it holds far more pull strength for its size than a standard ceramic or ferrite magnet.
Use the smaller magnets to mount thin materials such as photos and paper to a fridge or locker.
With these adhesive-backed magnets, you can add a strong magnetic contact almost anywhere it's convenient. They can be used to create tool holders, custom fridge magnets, magnetic cabinet catches, hidden key stashes and more.
Each powerful rare-earth magnet has a high-tack peel-and-stick backing that adheres to any clean, dry surface. While the magnets are remarkably strong, the direct-pull resistance of the adhesive is even stronger; a tool stuck to the magnet will release before the magnet can be pulled from the wall.
This 52-piece set contains twenty 1/4" magnets, 12 each of the 3/8" and 1/2" magnets and four each of the 5/8" and 3/4" magnets. The 1/4" diameter size uses a thin film adhesive that sticks best to smooth surfaces; the four larger sizes use a foam-backed adhesive that conforms well to slight surface irregularities.
The low-profile discs measure 0.04" to 0.06" thick (approximately 3/64" to 4/64", or about the thickness of a quarter), so they add minimal offset, and can be easily set in a shallow counterbore for flush-mount applications.
It's a permanent magnet made from a rare-earth alloy such as neodymium, and it holds far more pull strength for its size than a standard ceramic or ferrite magnet.
This set of 52 adhesive-backed rare-earth magnets can be used to build tool holders, custom fridge magnets, magnetic cabinet catches or a hidden key stash, since the adhesive backing lets you place a magnet almost anywhere.
Pull strength ranges from 0.6 lb for the smallest 1/4" magnet up to 3.6 lb for the largest 3/4" magnet, so you can match the size to the job.
Yes, it holds best on a clean, dry surface, and the adhesive's own pull resistance is stronger than the magnet's, so a tool releases from the magnet before the magnet pulls free of the wall.
Yes, the discs are low-profile at 0.04" to 0.06" thick, so they fit into a shallow counterbore for a flush finish.
| Includes | Adhesive-backed rare-earth magnets in five sizes |
| Package Quantity | Set of 52 |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee (https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/promo/guaranteeandreturns) |
| Other | Pull Strength: 0.6 lb (1/4"); 1.2 lb (3/8"); 1.8 lb (1/2"); 2.4 lb (5/8"); 3.6 lb (3/4") |
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Set of 52 Adhesive-Backed Rare-Earth Magnets
With these adhesive-backed magnets, you can add a strong magnetic contact almost anywhere it's convenient. They can be used to create tool holders, custom fridge magnets, magnetic cabinet catches, hidden key stashes and more.
Each powerful rare-earth magnet has a high-tack peel-and-stick backing that adheres to any clean, dry surface. While the magnets are remarkably strong, the direct-pull resistance of the adhesive is even stronger; a tool stuck to the magnet will release before the magnet can be pulled from the wall.
This 52-piece set contains twenty 1/4" magnets, 12 each of the 3/8" and 1/2" magnets and four each of the 5/8" and 3/4" magnets. The 1/4" diameter size uses a thin film adhesive that sticks best to smooth surfaces; the four larger sizes use a foam-backed adhesive that conforms well to slight surface irregularities.
The low-profile discs measure 0.04" to 0.06" thick (approximately 3/64" to 4/64", or about the thickness of a quarter), so they add minimal offset, and can be easily set in a shallow counterbore for flush-mount applications.
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