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How are neodymium magnets listed on your site?

All of our neodymium magnets are organized by shape and listed from the smallest to the largest available.

Standard magnet shapes include discs, rings, cylinders, blocks, bars, cubes, and spheres. Some magnets are also available with countersunk holes or adhesive attached.

Each magnet also has a corresponding strength or pull force rating measured in pounds or milligrams. The larger the magnet, the stronger the pull force generally speaking. Anything above seven pounds of pull force can pinch your fingers and should be handled carefully.

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