Quick Answer: Neodymium Disc Magnets, providing high magnetic flux density in a compact form for electromagnetic demonstrations.
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Product Description
These neodymium disc magnets provide magnetic flux density in a compact form, for electromagnetic demonstrations and engineering projects. Their compact footprint offers strong magnetic force, for investigating Lorentz forces, eddy current braking, and field interactions, for university-level research and STEM laboratory experimentation. Caution: rare-earth magnets are strong and can pinch skin, damage electronics or magnetic media, and interfere with pacemakers — handle carefully and keep away from children.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Neodymium disc magnet |
| Feature | High magnetic flux density in a compact form |
| Used for | Lorentz forces, eddy current braking, field interactions |
| Caution | Strong magnet — handle carefully, keep away from children and electronics |
Applications / Uses
- Investigating Lorentz forces
- Eddy current braking demonstrations
- Studying high-intensity field interactions
- University-level electromagnetic research
Care & Maintenance
- Handle carefully to avoid pinch injuries between magnets
- Keep away from electronics, magnetic media, and pacemakers
- Store away from children
- Store separated from other magnets to prevent chipping on contact
Why Choose STEMAids
STEMAids, a brand of Eduscope Smart Learning Solutions Private Limited, supplies physics lab equipment and teaching aids to schools, colleges, and training institutes across India, with export and bulk tender support available. Explore related products in our Physics Equipments category, including our Resonance Box with Tuning Forks. For bulk or institutional orders, visit our tenders page or contact us at 9311411822.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this magnet used for?
Investigating Lorentz forces, eddy current braking, and magnetic field interactions.
What safety precautions apply?
Strong rare-earth magnets can pinch skin and damage electronics or magnetic media — handle carefully and keep away from children.
Where is it used?
University-level physics laboratories and STEM experimentation.
What type of magnet is it?
A neodymium (rare-earth) disc magnet.
What is the indicative price for this product?
This listing does not currently show a published price on stemaids.com — contact STEMAids directly for an indicative quotation.
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