Disc magnet Ø 20.0 x 3.0 mm Y30 ferrite - holds 400 g

Flat and robust: fixed in damp and hot rooms, such as bathrooms or saunas

Ferrite disc magnets are a very cost-effective solution for magnetic pinboards. But also very popular for handicrafts or in the workshop. Ferrite magnets are very robust and can withstand high temperatures of up to 260 degrees Celsius.

Super magnets made of ferrite are much cheaper than super magnets made of neodymium. However, they are not nearly as "strong". This ferrite disc magnet has an adhesive force of up to 400g. This allows you to hold or organise a variety of objects. The advantages of ferrite magnets are wide-ranging:

• It is naturally corrosion-resistant and requires no additional coating. This makes it ideal for all outdoor areas, such as in the garden or in environments with high humidity.
• Maintains its magnetic properties even at high to very high temperatures (up to around 250 °C) and is therefore suitable for applications in hot environments, e.g. in engines or ovens.
• It is much more cost-effective as it is made from readily available materials such as iron oxide and is easier to manufacture.
• Lightweight and compact magnet Weighing only 5 g, the magnet can be used unobtrusively in various projects.

Application options for versatile requirements

• Home improvement and modelling: Ideal for attaching smaller objects or realising creative projects
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• Industrial use: Suitable for heat-resistant connections in production or mechanical engineering.
• Outdoor use: Stainless properties make this magnet perfect for garden or outdoor applications.
• Office and organisation: Whether notes, posters or lightweight signs - this magnet holds securely to magnetic surfaces.

Ferrite magnets not only score points for their price, but also for their exceptional resistance to heat and weather conditions. While neodymium magnets show weaknesses when exposed to moisture and high temperatures, ferrite remains stable and reliable.

You can find other available sizes in the overview of ferrite disc magnets. Also take a look at the Ferrit ring magnets and Ferrit block magnets