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Why Magnet Store does not offer overnight delivery
Meta Description: Discover why Magnet Store opts out of overnight delivery despite its apparent convenience. Learn about the risks associated with transporting magnets via air and Magnet Store's commitment to safety.
How teachers use magnets around the classroom
Magnets can serve as a good organisational tool, helping teachers and students maintain order and functionality in various ways. Here are several ways magnets are used for organisation: Hanging Visual Aids: Teachers often use magnetic hooks or clips to hang displays, posters and visual aids on metal surfaces such as whiteboards, filing cabinets, or magnetic bulletin boards. This allows for easy rotation of materials without damaging walls or using adhesive materials. Schedules and Calendars: Magnetic schedules and calendars visually represent the day's activities, events, and important dates. These can be easily rearranged or updated as needed, helping students stay organized...
Gripper Magnets: Enhancing Performance and Safety
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Rubber coated magnets, also known as gripper magnets, are versatile magnets sold at Magnet Store. What is it? It is powerful rare earth magnets placed in a multi-pole array covered with a polyurethane rubber coating, combining magnets' strength with rubber's protective properties. These gripper magnets find application across diverse industries, offering many benefits ranging from enhanced gripping power to increased durability and safety. In this blog, we delve into the features, applications, and advantages of rubber coated magnets, shedding light on their transformative potential in various sectors. Unveiling the Features Gripper magnets are constructed by encasing powerful magnets within a...
What are Magnetic Fields?
Gain insight into the nature of magnetic fields – from their fundamental characteristics to practical applications. Explore how magnetic fields are measured, their varying strengths, and their ubiquitous presence in modern technology.
How are Ferrite Magnets Made?
Dive into the world of Ferrite magnets with our revealing exploration of their manufacturing process. From the meticulous blending of strontium carbonate and iron oxide to the cost-effective production, discover the steps that shape these versatile magnets. Uncover the intricacies of calcination, milling, pressing, and sintering, witnessing the fusion of materials into a resilient magnetic force. Ferrite magnets, known for their resistance to demagnetization and corrosion, are crafted with precision to deliver reliability in countless applications.