What is the strength value of this magnet? N50, N52?
1808474
I don't know enough about electromagnetism to answer this, but it's pretty freaking strong. I have to wrap it in a crazy amount of bubble wrap and then into a box to keep things around it from sticking. DO NOT PUT IT ANYWHERE NEAR ANOTHER NEODYNIUM MAGNET. They love each other, violently. You will bleed.
425870
I would have to go home and check to answer for sure on this particular item. However the magnetic properties depend on the grade of stainless. High grade no attraction lower grade some but not like regular metal. If you still need the answer on this particular pan ask me again. I will check when i go home tonight and know for sure.
1635128
I am a machinist and it is made from stainless steel. A magnet will not stick. I believe the grade is 18-8 stainless ( surgical stainless)
2039502
It would depend on how strong the pull is. The magnet is quite strong but certainly has limits. Don't forget you have mount these pieces and wood would be more ideal.
1866579
I've never seen a replacement magnet.My boss picked one of my nutdrivers up one day, and like an idiot, dug the magnet out. He couldn't comprehend that the "obstruction" was a pass through magnet. Now, I have one nut driver that is no longer magnetic because I couldn't find the magnet he dug out. Halfwit didn't even offer to replace the tool he destroyed.
147600
Magnet strength is measured in "gauss" - I can find no info anywhere about this bracelet's gauss rating. Also, if using for hand arthritis, try exercises too like the kind in "Treat Your Own Hand and Thumb Osteoarthritis". Good luck!
432997
Either will work but the magnets are very strong and holds really well. I had one for years and just bought one as a gift for my son.
1288360
The magnets I purchased have held up very well to corrosion. I have not put them in my dish washer, not even by mistake and would not recommend it. in my opinion they can be very fragile when they accidently snapped together (they can break apart) and also leave a nasty little blood blister. -;) .But I highly recommend them for there great magnetic strength.
2133516
I tested this out with a refrigerator magnet and the meter went off the scale. You may need a Gauss meter that will register more than just 5 mG for the magnet experiment. I just ordered the Lutron 822-A. That one goes up to 200 mG.
1831054
The magnets you would use to attach this to a refrigerator are neodymium ring magnets like these 10 Neodymium Magnets 3/4 x 1/4 x 1/8 inch Ring N48 or these 10 Neodymium Magnets 3/4 x 1/2 x 1/8 inch Ring N48. You can also find bar magnets with pre-drilled holes but they likely will be too large and stronger than you want for this purpose. Two things you should know about these if you have never used rare earth magnets: first, they are far, far stronger than any other magnet type the average person has come across in their lifetime and can easily injure yourself (I have used the first size linked above and had several blood blisters and pinched the skin off my fingers to prove this is true). The other thing to know is that like much weaker ceramic magnets, they are brittle and you cannot easily drill your own holes in these without them crumbling apart. That is why you need the ring magnets instead of disks (unless you can insert the disks into a compartment or internal space without using a screw) for the knife holder. The ring magnets are also more versatile and fun than the disks since you can stack the left over ones on a straw and watch them float three or four inches apart. Lastly, brass screws will not be magnetic and easier to use with these.
1996887
I don't know the pounds of force, but I have forgotten I had these and pulled hard. They did not give at all. You have to use the magnet to open the cabinet.
2015197
They are pretty strong.I used mine to secure kitchen cabinet doors that didn't want to close properly. If one magnet per door doesn't work, then I'm sure multiples would.
184031
According to the specifications on the box:32 ohms100 db/mW7 Hz - 27 kHz50 mm (1-15/16 in.)Magnet not mentioned
184030
According to the specifications on the box: 32 ohms 100 db/mW 7 Hz - 27 kHz 50 mm (1-15/16 in.) Magnet not mentioned
1952487
I would assume. It just says "52 magnetic letters." I tried to return it, but Amazon said to keep the item. I'm donating it to our church's White Elephant sale, so don't want to open the package. Melissa & Doug has a website.
98102
Hello, Patrick. I did not put it to a 50# test, however, it is very substantial. One of the best buys I've made for camping equipment. I would take the chance considering the cost.
632383
Agree with Masami, mine says 40kN. I use it for a hanging chair and have had 300+ pounds in it and never worried about failure.