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This thin rectangular plate magnet is perfect for sewing into light fabrics. The large 6x12mm surface area gives plenty of holding strength, but the thin profile ensures that the field does not extend too far. This one can hold up to 6 lbs. Learn More

This thin plate magnet is perfect for sewing into light fabrics. The 9x9mm surface area gives plenty of holding strength, but the thin profile ensures that the field does not extend too far. This little magnet can hold up to 6 lbs. Learn More

This medium cube can hold up to 15 lbs. It will take a little effort to separate two of them that are stuck together. Learn More

This is a thin plate magnet that can be sewn into light fabrics. The large surface area gives plenty of holding strength, but the thin profile ensures that the field does not extend too far. This magnet can hold up to 12 lbs. Learn More

This thin rectangular plate magnet is perfect for sewing into light fabrics. The large 5x12mm surface area gives plenty of holding strength, but the thin profile ensures that the field does not extend too far. This one can hold up to 6 lbs. Learn More

This small cube magnet is another good all purpose size. It is a shade less than 1/4" and can hold up to 3 lbs. The poles are on opposite sides of the cube. Learn More

Do not under estimate the power of this large cube magnet. With a holding capacity of up to 70 lbs, this magnet is definitely not for the un-initiated. This one creates a very deep magnetic field that is perfect for detecting metal studs in the wall, building particle accelerators, or very large halbach arrays for your maglev train. Magnets this large can be dangerous and should always be handled with thick leather gloves. This magnet is very difficult to control and easy to break. It is not recommended for day to day handling and experimentation. The B2525 can hold up to 70 lbs. Learn More