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Ferrite Block Magnet - 75mm x 16mm x 12.7mm
Product code: 12036
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Magnetic Product Description:
This ferrite block magnet has a 75mm length, a 16mm width and a height of 12.7mm. This ferrite magnet has a magnetic flux reading of 1989 Gauss and a pull force of 1.6kg. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 12036.
Uses for our ferrite block magnets:
These wide, thin Ferrite Blocks present a large pole surface area for extra holding strength and by nature have a wide magnetic field. This makes them less likely to be dislodged from a metallic surface and as a result, they are an ideal choice for holding or bonding different surfaces together. Other attributes such as resistance to heat, demagnetisation and corrosion make Ferrite Blocks suitable for industrial uses like mining and material processing, and those factors combined with their low cost also makes them suitable for agricultural and domestic applications as well as outdoor and recreational activities. Ferrite magnets, in many cases, have been superceded by smaller, stronger Neodymium magnets in recent decades but they are still favoured when corrosion is an important consideration and are also the most inexpensive of all magnetic materials.
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Magnetic Product Description:
This ferrite block magnet has a 75mm length, a 16mm width and a height of 12.7mm. This ferrite magnet has a magnetic flux reading of 1989 Gauss and a pull force of 1.6kg. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 12036.
Uses for our ferrite block magnets:
These wide, thin Ferrite Blocks present a large pole surface area for extra holding strength and by nature have a wide magnetic field. This makes them less likely to be dislodged from a metallic surface and as a result, they are an ideal choice for holding or bonding different surfaces together. Other attributes such as resistance to heat, demagnetisation and corrosion make Ferrite Blocks suitable for industrial uses like mining and material processing, and those factors combined with their low cost also makes them suitable for agricultural and domestic applications as well as outdoor and recreational activities. Ferrite magnets, in many cases, have been superceded by smaller, stronger Neodymium magnets in recent decades but they are still favoured when corrosion is an important consideration and are also the most inexpensive of all magnetic materials.
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NB: Ranges are indicative for product category, please check individual products for specific values within that range.
