3/4 x 1/4 Inch Neodymium Rare Earth High Temp Disc Magnet N42SH DC4SH

DC4SH Specifications

• Dimensions: This shows the name of each dimension and how it is measured in the image.
• Magnetization Direction: The direction through which the magnet is magnetized. See our Magnetization Directions page for more details.
  Axially Magnetized
• Size: Size is the physical dimensions of the product using the standard unit of measure inches.
  0.75 x 0.25 Inch ( Diameter x Thickness )
• Metric Size: Metric size is the physical dimensions of the product in metric millimeters.
  19.05 x 6.35 mm ( Diameter x Thickness )
• Pull Force 1: Pull force case 1 represents a magnet attracting to a thick steel plate. Learn more about Magnet Pull Force Case 1.
  18.82 lb (8.54 kg)
• Pull Force 2: Pull force case 2 represents a magnet attracting to a thick steel plate on both sides. Learn more about Magnet Pull Force Case 2.
  36.2 lb (16.42 kg)
• Grade:

  Grade N

  Min: -238°F (-150°C) Max: 176°F (80°C)

  Hover over grades for temp info:

  • N
  • NM
  • NH
  • NSH
  • NUH
  • NEH
  • NAH
  N42SH
• Max Operating Temp: Maximum operating temperature, also known as maximum service temperature, is the temperature at which the magnet may be exposed to continuously with no significant long-range instability or structural changes. Learn more in our Temperature and Neodymium Magnets article.
  302°F (150°C)
• Surface Field: Surface field is the magnetic field strength at the surface of the magnet as measured by a Gauss meter. Our Surface Field Table is a comprehensive table of the surface field for all of our stock magnets. Learn about magnet surface field calculations in our Surface Fields 101 article.
  3661 Gauss
• Material: This lists the name of the material each product is composed of.
  Neodymium (NdFeb)
• BH Max: BH max is the Maximum Energy Product at the point on the B/H Curve that has the most strength, expressed in MGOe (MegaGaussOersteds). When describing the grade of a neodymium magnet, this number is commonly referred to as the "N" number, as in Grade N52 magnets. Learn more about Bh max in our glossary.
  42 MGOe
• Tolerances: Dimensional tolerance specifies the allowed leeway for variations in manufacturing.
  ±0.004 in (.1mm)
• Coating: Most neodymium magnets are plated or coated in order to protect the magnet material from corrosion. Check out our Custom Magnets for unplated magnets and other coatings not stocked for this size magnet. Learn more about all available platings and coating in our What Magnet Coating Should I Use? article.
  Nickel-Copper-Nickel (Ni-Cu-Ni)
• Weight: This is the weight of a single magnet in ounces and grams.
  0.4789 oz (13.58 g)
• Br Max: Br max is also called "Residual Flux Density" and is when the magnetic induction remaining in a saturated magnetic material after the magnetizing field has been removed. This is the point at which the hysteresis loop crosses the B axis at zero magnetizing force, and represents the maximum flux output from the given magnet material. By definition, this point occurs at zero air gap, and therefore cannot be seen in practical use of magnet materials. Learn more about Br max in our glossary.
  13,200 Gauss
• Color: The color of the coating or plating on the product.
  Silver

These hefty discs have a pull force of nearly 20 lbs. Our DC4SH disc magnets are made with grade N42SH (SH = Super High Temperature) material. The SH material means that the magnets can be heated to 300° F without any permanent loss of magnetic strength, unlike standard neodymium magnets that begin to lose strength at 175° F. Suitable for many high temperature applications.

This size is also available in grade N42 as part number DC4 and in grade N52 as part number DC4-N52.