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Ceramic Block Magnet
0.25'' L x 2.0'' W x 0.390'' Thk.¸ 2.77 lb. pull
PRICE REDUCED
CB003910-S
Our hard ceramic ferrite magnets are composed of iron oxide and strontium carbonate. Ceramic magnets exhibit relatively good holding strength for their price, making them a popular choice for many consumer, commercial and technical applications.
PRICE REDUCED
CB003910-S
Our hard ceramic ferrite magnets are composed of iron oxide and strontium carbonate. Ceramic magnets exhibit relatively good holding strength for their price, making them a popular choice for many consumer, commercial and technical applications.
- Use to make lightweight items magnetic
- Perfect for home, school, office and shop
- Hundreds of uses - household, industrial and commercial
- Sale is FINAL! No refunds, returns, or exchanges.
11944 Available in stock!
| Grade | 5 |
| Magnet Material | Ceramic |
| Magnet Shape | Block |
| Magnetization Orientation | Through Thickness |
| MMI Part # | CB003910-S |
| Number of Items in Sell Pack | 1 |
| Product Length/Depth (In.) | 0.25 |
| Product Thickness (In.) | 0.390 |
| Product Width (In.) | 2.0 |
| Pull Rating | 2.77 |
| Weight (lbs) | 0.0351 |
0.25'' L x 2.0'' W x 0.390'' Thk.¸ 2.77 lb. pull
PRICE REDUCED
CB003910-S
Our hard ceramic ferrite magnets are composed of iron oxide and strontium carbonate. Ceramic magnets exhibit relatively good holding strength for their price, making them a popular choice for many consumer, commercial and technical applications.
PRICE REDUCED
CB003910-S
Our hard ceramic ferrite magnets are composed of iron oxide and strontium carbonate. Ceramic magnets exhibit relatively good holding strength for their price, making them a popular choice for many consumer, commercial and technical applications.
- Use to make lightweight items magnetic
- Perfect for home, school, office and shop
- Hundreds of uses - household, industrial and commercial
- Sale is FINAL! No refunds, returns, or exchanges.
11944 Available in stock!
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