Neodymium Magnets with Countersunk Design: A Powerful Addition to Your Workplace Review

These 1 1/4 inch diameter magnets are useful in applications where you want to permanently attach a magnet (with a pan head screw running flush through the center of the magnet) to a surface and have the desired steel/ Stick the iron object to the magnet. Note: Some stainless steel alloys are NOT held by magnetic devices due to their high alloy content of chromium, nickel, molybdenum and non-ferrous metals such as aluminium, brass, bronze. - Ferrous metals/other plastic objects made of wood…

These are well made rare earth magnets that are quite strong considering their size. When advertised as a 95 lb magnet, that means the magnet can hold up to 95 lbs when placed vertically. If you put it on the side of the fridge with enough weight (not about 95 pounds) it will slide down. However, if you try to pull the magnet straight out, it becomes difficult. I've used them along with large binding clips and pocket screws to support the target's cardboard backing during my trips to the…

We bought these to make the 16ft window trim easier to make. Using a metal corner attached to the ceiling we covered 2 8ft boards with fabric and then screwed these magnets into the board and attached to the corners. Ceiling. We used 6 magnets total and this thing doesn't budge. It takes some effort to pry the board out of the corners (not that we want to do this often, but it was great to be able to try something, hang it up, step back to check, and then do it as needed) . It also solved the…