Disc magnet Ø 15 mm, height 8 mm, holds approx. 6,2 kg

Neodymium, N42, nickel-plated

Article ID	S-15-08-N
Strength	approx. 6,2 kg
Displacement force	approx. 1,2 kg
UoS	5 pieces

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Price and rebate
	5 pcs.	1,56 EUR ea.
from	15 pcs.	1,38 EUR ea.
from	40 pcs.	1,24 EUR ea.
from	80 pcs.	1,16 EUR ea.
Ask for a rebate from 550 pcs.
incl. VAT plus shipping

7,80 EUR

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Available: 112 000 pieces

Delivery time: 2-8 business days

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Description

A good in-between size! This disc magnet might be small, but it is nevertheless impressively strong. It can hold 35 sheets of A4 paper on a metal cabinet. Two of these magnets will still attract each other through 30 mm of wood.
In 2006 our company founder said: "If this one is not going to be a big hit, I'll go get another job." And he was right after all: We have sold more than 3 700 000 of those discs!

Technical data

Article ID	S-15-08-N
EAN	7640155437929
Material	NdFeB
Shape	Disc
Diameter	15 mm
Height	8 mm
Tolerance	+/- 0,1 mm
Direction of magnetisation	axial (parallel to height)
Coating	Nickel-plated (Ni-Cu-Ni)
Magnetisation	N42
Strength	approx. 6,2 kg (approx. 60,8 N)
Displacement force	approx. 1,2 kg (approx. 12,2 N)
Max. working temperature	80°C
Weight	11 g
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Additional features and tips

Attach a pile of 35 sheets of paper to the wall? No problem with this disc magnet!

Two of these strong disc magnets attract each other all the way through a forearm.

This disc magnet is especially suitable for making your own magnetic knife racks - or to hang up cardboard on magnetic glass boards.

Adhesive force in relation to the air gap between magnet and steel plate.

Here a test with a S-15-08-N: The adhesive force perpendicular to the surface is 6,7 kg. The adhesive force in shear direction is only 1,45 kg.

With a self-adhesive silicone disc between magnet and steel plate (practically invisible because it is black and only 0,5 mm thin) the disc magnet can hold over 3 kg in shear direction; then it starts to slide down.