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Working with Neodymium Magnets

What Is the Best Way to Work With Self-Adhesive Magnets?

Clean the surface, press firmly and give the 3M VHB 4920 adhesive 24 hours (about 90% strength) to 72 hours (full strength) before loading it.

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How Are Steel Strike Plates and Magnets Used Most Effectively?

A steel strike plate replaces the second magnet in a closure. Use one slightly wider than the magnet and as thick as practical.

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What Materials Can I Use to Block or Shield Magnetic Fields?

Nothing blocks a magnetic field completely, but steel and mu-metal redirect it away from what you want to protect.

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Can I Solder or Weld to Neodymium Magnets?

No. Soldering and welding heat a neodymium magnet far beyond its 80°C (176°F) limit. Use epoxy or a mechanical mount instead.

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How Should I Glue Magnets?

Two-part epoxy works best for most projects. Clean and lightly scuff both surfaces, clamp the magnet in place and let it cure for 24 hours.

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