View the location and number of poles of any magnet with the Magnetic Field Viewer. The magnetic field viewer shows magnetic poles as dark areas, while the light areas indicate where North and South poles meet. The viewer is available as a laminated card, or in larger custom sizes.
Hold viewing paper over a magnet to reveal location and number of magnetic poles
Can be used anywhere
Great for workmen, manufacturers, teachers, and anyone who uses magnets
TECHNICAL SPECS
MMI Part #
MVP1
Product Color
Green
Product Length/Depth (In.)
12
Product Sub-Category
Viewer Paper
Product Width (In.)
12
Sell Pack Package Type
Envelope Package
Weight (lbs)
0.0405
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
12" L x 12" W MVP1
View the location and number of poles of any magnet with the Magnetic Field Viewer. The magnetic field viewer shows magnetic poles as dark areas, while the light areas indicate where North and South poles meet. The viewer is available as a laminated card, or in larger custom sizes.
Hold viewing paper over a magnet to reveal location and number of magnetic poles
Can be used anywhere
Great for workmen, manufacturers, teachers, and anyone who uses magnets
View the location and number of poles of any magnet with the Magnetic Field Viewer. The magnetic field viewer shows magnetic poles as dark areas, while the light areas indicate where North and South poles meet. The viewer is available as a laminated card, or in larger custom sizes.
Hold viewing paper over a magnet to reveal location and number of magnetic poles
Can be used anywhere
Great for workmen, manufacturers, teachers, and anyone who uses magnets
View the location and number of poles of any magnet with the Magnetic Field Viewer. The magnetic field viewer shows magnetic poles as dark areas, while the light areas indicate where North and South poles meet. The viewer is available as a laminated card, or in larger custom sizes.
Hold viewing paper over a magnet to reveal location and number of magnetic poles
Can be used anywhere
Great for workmen, manufacturers, teachers, and anyone who uses magnets
