Mitre Neodymium Magnets

To install Mitre magnets in a frame or fixture, start by measuring and marking the precise locations on the angled surfaces where the magnets will be embedded. Next, carefully drill recesses at these marks to accommodate the shape and size of the Mitre magnets, ensuring each recess allows for a flush fit. Once the recesses are prepared, secure the magnets in place using a suitable adhesive to maintain a strong and permanent hold. Finally, verify that the magnets are correctly aligned to ensure they connect properly and provide the desired magnetic functionality.

To guarantee that two Mitre magnets attract each other on their mitre sides, it is crucial to select magnets with compatible magnetisation directions. Each product listing provides specific information on the magnetisation direction, allowing you to choose the appropriate pair that will attract correctly when aligned. If two magnets from the same product page are purchased, they will repel from the mitre side. Always check this information on the product page before making a purchase.

Absolutely, Mitre magnets can be customised to meet specific project requirements. We offer customisation in terms of the angle of the mitre, size, coating, grade of magnetic power, magnetisation direction, and even temperature tolerances. This flexibility ensures that you receive a magnet tailored exactly to your specifications, ideal for unique applications.

Our Mitre magnets are ROHS and REACH certified, ensuring they meet stringent European standards for safety and environmental impact. Each magnet undergoes rigorous quality control (QC) procedures to verify its precision and performance. This diligent testing ensures that you receive only the highest quality magnets for your applications.

Handling Mitre magnets requires caution due to their strong magnetic force. Always wear protective gloves to prevent pinching and keep the magnets away from electronic devices to avoid damaging them. When moving large or very strong magnets, ensure that you keep them at a safe distance from each other to prevent sudden and forceful attractions that could cause injuries.