Ferrite block magnet 150 × 100 × 25 mm, strength 48 kg

Although rectangular ferrite magnets have a lower magnetic force compared to neodymium magnets, they are resistant to corrosion, moisture, and temperatures up to 250 °C. A block measuring 150 × 100 × 25 mm has a magnetic pull of approximately 48 kg, a weight of 1.7 kg and Y30 magnetisation.

Large ferrite magnets are primarily used in industry, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering. The ceramic material requires no surface treatment, does not corrode, resists moisture and outdoor conditions, and retains its magnetic properties even at higher operating temperatures.

The large contact area, combined with a magnetic force of 48 kg, enables use in the production of robust magnetic fixtures, clamping systems, or technological equipment.

The magnet is also used in metal separators, production lines, electric motors, generators or other industrial applications utilising permanent magnets.

Ferrite magnets are suitable:

• for outdoor use, as they resist corrosion,
• in the production of industrial magnetic fixtures,
• in metal particle separators and sorting equipment,
• as part of production lines and automated workstations,
• in the production of electric motors, generators and other electrical equipment,
• for large magnetic holders and clamping systems,
• in the construction of machinery and technological units,
• for service and assembly workstations,
• for technical and industrial applications with long-term operation.

You can glue the magnet using magnet glue.

Warning: Do not bring weaker ferrite magnets close to strong neodymium magnets, as this may lead to the demagnetisation of the ferrite magnet.

The ferrite magnet has axial magnetisation Y30, with the poles located on opposite flat surfaces.

The large dimensions, a weight of 1.7 kg and a magnetic pull of 48 kg place this block magnet among the types designed primarily for industrial operations, technical equipment and more demanding applications with long-term use.