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1. Product Numbers
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2. Dimensions
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Fractions (1/4, 1 1/2)
Decimals (.375, 0.25, 1.75)
Inches (1/2 in, 1.5"",
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Size:
Size is the physical dimensions of the product using the standard unit of measure inches.
1 in high x 1 1/8 in wide x 5/16 in thick
Metric Size:
Metric size is the physical dimensions of the product in metric millimeters.
25.4 mm high x 28.58 mm wide x 7.94 mm thick
Pull Force 1:
Pull force case 1 represents a magnet attracting to a thick steel plate. Learn more about Magnet Pull Force Case 1.
5 lb (2.27 kg)
Material:
This lists the name of the material each product is composed of.
Alnico
Weight:
This is the weight of a single magnet in ounces and grams. Variety packs (with mixed sizes) show the overall weight.
1.064 oz (30.16 g)
Color:
The color of the coating or plating on the product.
Red
Product Description
The hs1 horseshoe magnet measures 1" high, 1 1/8" wide, and 5/16" thick and
features the classic U-shaped design with the north and south poles
positioned at the two ends. This geometry places both magnetic poles close
together on the same side, concentrating the magnetic field between the pole
faces for strong attraction to ferrous materials. The hs1 provides up to 5
lb of pull force and features a durable red finish for easy identification.
The hs1 has a traditional horseshoe shape making it a versatile choice for
educators, students, hobbyists, makers, and anyone exploring magnetism. It
is especially useful for classroom demonstrations, STEM projects, magnetic
field experiments, attracting and collecting small ferrous objects, and
demonstrating magnetic poles. To learn more about the magnetic principles,
history, and advantages behind this classic design, see our
Why are Magnets Shaped like Horseshoes?
article.
Common Applications
Magnetic Poles - Demonstrating north and south magnetic
poles.
Classroom & Laboratory Education - Teaching magnetism in
classrooms and science laboratories.
Magnetic Field Experiments - Performing magnetic field
and attraction experiments.
STEM & Education - Building STEM projects and
educational demonstrations.
Ferrous Object Holding - Attracting and holding small
ferrous metal objects.
Attraction & Repulsion - Demonstrating attraction and
repulsion between magnets.
Parts & Hardware Pickup - Picking up small steel parts,
fasteners, and hardware.