Usage:

• 1. Acoustic field: the speaker, receiver, microphone, alarm, stage audio, car audio and so on.
• 2. Electronics: permanent magnetic actuator vacuum circuit breakers, magnetic relays, meter, sound meter, a reed switch, sensors.
• 3. Electrical field: VCM, CD / DVD-ROM, generators, motors, servo motors, micro-motors, motors, vibration motors.
• 4. Machinery and equipment: magnetic separation, magnetic crane, magnetic machinery.
• 5. Healthcare: MRI scanners, medical equipment, magnetic health products and so on.
• 6. Wedding corsage badges, etc., can be replaced with a magnet attracts
• every other clothes pins, so as not to damage the dress.
• 7. For the overlying metal drawing board for fixing the drawing paper. Magnetic blackboard whiteboard fixed file drawings.
• 8. Advertising magnets available to replace the original fixtures, at any time convenient to replace the ad content.
• 9. Models piling, you can use small magnets to connect two widgets.
• 10. Studio, bulk magnet can be used to adsorb screws and other parts, even wrenches and other tools

Safety Warning About Handling Neodymium Magnets:-

• Handling strong magnets in a proper manner is necessary to prevent personal injury and property damage, which include magnet damage.
• These magnets are not toys. Please do not give neodymium magnets to children under 3 years old. Small magnets pose a choking hazard, and can be lethal if swallowed. In addition, large magnets can easily pinch fingers. So always supervise children when playing with magnets and be sure they are aware of the dangers involved.
• Please keep magnets away from people who are wearing pacemakers or other medical devices. These magnets could also damage CRT monitors and TV’s.
• It is recommended to wear gloves when handling magnets.
• Always handle magnets individually. Do not handle multiple magnets at the same time unless they are widely separated or stacked together.
• When placing magnets together, place a spacing material between them such as a piece of plastic, wood or cardboard so that they are easy to separate when needed.
• Maintain a distance of at least 3 feet from other magnets or magnetically susceptible items when handling the magnets. Pay particular attention to scissors, knives, screw drivers or any other sharp metal objects.
• To separate one magnet from the others, place them on a durable non-metal surface with the magnet-to-be-separated hanging off the edge of the table.