Ferrite block magnet 75 × 16 × 11 mm, pull force 3.1 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. The block measuring 75 × 16 × 11 mm has a magnetic pull of approximately 3.1 kg, a weight of 60 g, and Y30 magnetisation.

Ferrite magnets are resistant to rain, humidity, and standard temperature fluctuations. The ceramic material does not corrode without surface treatment, meaning the magnet requires no additional rust protection and is also suitable for long-term outdoor use.

The longer and narrower block shape facilitates installation into profiles, strips, or technical constructions. The magnet is used in the production of jigs, stops, magnetic holders, or various devices where the magnetic force needs to be distributed over a longer surface.

Ferrite magnets are suitable:

• for outdoor use, as they resist corrosion,
• for strips, profiles, and structural elements,
• in the production of magnetic holders, stops, and jigs,
• as magnetic closures for longer covers or doors,
• for attaching medium-heavy objects,
• during the production of electrotechnical equipment,
• for workshop and hobby projects,
• for physics and electrotechnical experiments,
• for collecting small metal components.

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 poles on opposite flat surfaces.

The elongated block shape facilitates use in strips, constructions, or technical jigs, where corrosion resistance and a long service life are essential.