Ceramic Disc Magnet
0.365'' Dia. x 0.25'' Thk.¸ 0.17 lb. pull
PRICE REDUCED
CD003602-S
These round shaped ceramic discs are perfect for do-it-yourself projects and making your own magnets. Glue to the back of any light to medium weight item and place on refrigerators, lockers, white boards or any ferrous metal surface. Perfect for home, school and office.
PRICE REDUCED
CD003602-S
These round shaped ceramic discs are perfect for do-it-yourself projects and making your own magnets. Glue to the back of any light to medium weight item and place on refrigerators, lockers, white boards or any ferrous metal surface. Perfect for home, school and office.
- Use to make lightweight items magnetic
- Perfect for home, school, office and shop
- Ideal for crafters, teachers and do-it-yourselfers
- Sale is FINAL! No refunds, returns, or exchanges.
47931 Available in stock!
| Grade | 5 |
| Magnet Material | Ceramic |
| Magnet Shape | Disc |
| Magnetization Orientation | Through Thickness |
| MMI Part # | CD003602-S |
| Number of Items in Sell Pack | 1 |
| Product Diameter (In.) | 0.365 |
| Product Thickness (In.) | 0.25 |
| Pull Rating | 0.17 |
| Weight (lbs) | 0.0047 |
0.365'' Dia. x 0.25'' Thk.¸ 0.17 lb. pull
PRICE REDUCED
CD003602-S
These round shaped ceramic discs are perfect for do-it-yourself projects and making your own magnets. Glue to the back of any light to medium weight item and place on refrigerators, lockers, white boards or any ferrous metal surface. Perfect for home, school and office.
PRICE REDUCED
CD003602-S
These round shaped ceramic discs are perfect for do-it-yourself projects and making your own magnets. Glue to the back of any light to medium weight item and place on refrigerators, lockers, white boards or any ferrous metal surface. Perfect for home, school and office.
- Use to make lightweight items magnetic
- Perfect for home, school, office and shop
- Ideal for crafters, teachers and do-it-yourselfers
- Sale is FINAL! No refunds, returns, or exchanges.
47931 Available in stock!
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