

In addition to the DIYMAG line of permanent magnets, DIYMAG is a leading producer of magnetic products for industrial, research and engineering applications.

SAFETY WARNINGS & HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
- Fragile Material: Handle with Care:These magnets are made from sintered Neodymium (NdFeB). While extremely hard, they are very brittle (similar to ceramic) and not as strong as metal. They can crack, chip, or shatter upon impact, drop, or collision. Always handle gently during installation and use.
- Prevent "Magnet Slam" - Risk of Flying Debris:These magnets have immense magnetic force and can fly together from a distance with high speed.Keep them away from ferrous metals and other magnets during unpacking.Never allow them to snap together freely or drop onto hard surfaces. Impact can cause shattering, sending sharp fragments flying at high speed, which may cause injury.
- Safe Separation Method (Slide, Don't Pry):DO NOT attempt to pry or pull magnets apart with direct force, as this will break them.Correct method: To separate, gently slide the magnet off the edge of the other magnet or steel surface. For larger blocks, use non-magnetic tools (plastic or brass shims) as spacers to control movement.
- Wear Protective Gear:Safety glasses are strongly recommended when handling larger blocks or performing any separation or installation to protect against potential flying fragments.Avoid High Temperatures:Exposure to temperatures above the product's maximum rating can cause irreversible demagnetization.
- Sensitive Electronics:Strong magnetic fields can permanently damage data storage media (credit cards, hard drives), mechanical watches, and electronics.Maintain a safe distance (recommended >12 inches) .

Multiple Usage Scenarios


Why are neodymium magnets so fragile?
Neodymium magnets aren't actually made from solid blocks of metal, but rather from compacting large quantities of powder into blocks through a process called sintering. They tend to break easily when subjected to sudden impact.
Why should you be careful when using it?
Its magnetic force is very strong, and your fingers may be caught between the two magnets accidentally, which may cause your fingers to be pinched, so children should be kept away from it.
How to separate two magnets correctly?
Place two magnets on the edge of a table, push down on the outer magnet, and once they are separated, quickly move them far enough apart to prevent them from being attracted to each other again.
Why keep magnets away from electronic devices such as mobile phones?
Magnets have strong magnetism and can interfere with electronic devices such as mobile phones and computers, causing data loss or damage.

In addition to the DIYMAG line of permanent magnets, DIYMAG is a leading producer of magnetic products for industrial, research and engineering applications.

SAFETY WARNINGS & HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
- Fragile Material: Handle with Care:These magnets are made from sintered Neodymium (NdFeB). While extremely hard, they are very brittle (similar to ceramic) and not as strong as metal. They can crack, chip, or shatter upon impact, drop, or collision. Always handle gently during installation and use.
- Prevent "Magnet Slam" - Risk of Flying Debris:These magnets have immense magnetic force and can fly together from a distance with high speed.Keep them away from ferrous metals and other magnets during unpacking.Never allow them to snap together freely or drop onto hard surfaces. Impact can cause shattering, sending sharp fragments flying at high speed, which may cause injury.
- Safe Separation Method (Slide, Don't Pry):DO NOT attempt to pry or pull magnets apart with direct force, as this will break them.Correct method: To separate, gently slide the magnet off the edge of the other magnet or steel surface. For larger blocks, use non-magnetic tools (plastic or brass shims) as spacers to control movement.
- Wear Protective Gear:Safety glasses are strongly recommended when handling larger blocks or performing any separation or installation to protect against potential flying fragments.Avoid High Temperatures:Exposure to temperatures above the product's maximum rating can cause irreversible demagnetization.
- Sensitive Electronics:Strong magnetic fields can permanently damage data storage media (credit cards, hard drives), mechanical watches, and electronics.Maintain a safe distance (recommended >12 inches) .

Multiple Usage Scenarios


Why are neodymium magnets so fragile?
Neodymium magnets aren't actually made from solid blocks of metal, but rather from compacting large quantities of powder into blocks through a process called sintering. They tend to break easily when subjected to sudden impact.
Why should you be careful when using it?
Its magnetic force is very strong, and your fingers may be caught between the two magnets accidentally, which may cause your fingers to be pinched, so children should be kept away from it.
How to separate two magnets correctly?
Place two magnets on the edge of a table, push down on the outer magnet, and once they are separated, quickly move them far enough apart to prevent them from being attracted to each other again.
Why keep magnets away from electronic devices such as mobile phones?
Magnets have strong magnetism and can interfere with electronic devices such as mobile phones and computers, causing data loss or damage.




































































