Diametric Magnets

Diametric Magnet Info

Neodymium magnets (NdFeB) are super strong and are the strongest rare earth permanent magnets available. Our diametrically magnetized magnet selection features – multiple sizes, grades and disc, cylinder and ring shaped magnets to choose from.

What is a diametric magnet? - A diametric magnet is a magnet that is diametrically magnetized. This means that the magnet is polarized across the round face of the magnet with the poles on the curved surfaces and not through the thickness. Learn more in our Magnetization Direction blog article.

What is the difference between a diametrically and axially magnetized magnet? - Diametrically magnetized means to be polarized through the diameter, whereas axially magnetized means through the thickness of the disc or cylinder shape. Learn more: How can I find if a magnet is axially or diametrically magnetized?

Applications

• Commercial, industrial, heavy-duty
• Craft, hobby, DIY
• Holding, lifting, pulling objects
• Attaching magnets on stainless steel
• Home organization
• See our magnet blog and magnet applications pages for more uses!

Benefits

1. Strength - Strongest rare earth permanent magnets available in strengths up to N52
2. Compact - Huge strength in a small magnet, allowing for smaller designs
3. Variety - Great selection of sizes, shapes and grades
4. Coating - Nickel coating in stock and other coatings such as gold, silver, zinc, epoxy, plastic, or thermoplastic rubber available if needed
5. Inventory - We keep a huge inventory in stock, at our facilities in Pipersville, PA, USA
6. Service - Expert advice and quick responses
7. Shipping - Fast shipping. Most orders placed online by 1PM EST, M-F, ship the same day. Expedited shipping options available
8. Information - Huge amount of technical information and real use data

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Additional Information

• Specs - Technical information
• Magnet info - General magnet information
• Magnet uses - Magnet applications in real life
• How do magnetic fields work? - Learn magnetic field basics
• How do magnets work? - Learn basic information about magnets

On each individual product page, you can find:

1. Description tab - Basic magnet info, including pull force, field strength, product weight and more
2. Technical tab - Graphs for pull force, magnetic field pictures, and BH Curves
3. Downloads tab - Drawings, spec sheets, SDS, certifications, and more

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