Neodymium ring magnet Ø 40/22 mm, h. 10 mm, pull force 22 kg

Neodymium ring magnets with a hole are the ideal choice for threading onto rods, ropes or wires, but they also work great as secure mounts. If you are attaching them with a screw, remember that neodymium magnets are a brittle material – therefore, always tighten the screws "gently" and do not exceed the maximum tightening torque of 2 Nm to prevent the magnet from cracking.

Largest of the Neodymium Magnetic Rings - KR-40-22-10-N

The largest of the common neodymium rings with classic magnetization. The 70-gram magnet has a magnetic force of 21 kilograms. The strong neodymium magnet has an outer diameter of 40 mm, an inner hole of 22 mm, and a height of 10 mm. It can also accommodate thicker rope or bars.

This strong neodymium magnet can also be used for:

• Closing doors, windows
• Collecting coins from fountains, to clear water drains (not all coins can be caught by a magnet)
• Retrieving dropped tools from wells, sumps, ravines
• Collecting spilled nails, screws

Order the largest of the "normal" neodymium magnetic rings.

CAUTION: Neodymium magnets are not for children, they have a strong magnetic force, improper use can result in pinched fingers and other injuries. We recommend starting with smaller magnets.