Block magnet 50,8 x 50,8 x 25,4 mm, holds approx. 100 kg

Neodymium, N40, nickel-plated

Item number	Q-51-51-25-N
Strength	approx. 100 kg
Displacement force	approx. 20 kg
Unit of Sale	1 piece

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Price and rebate
	1 pc.	69,22 EUR ea.
from	3 pcs.	62,72 EUR ea.
from	10 pcs.	56,91 EUR ea.
from	20 pcs.	54,09 EUR ea.
from	40 pcs.	51,59 EUR ea.
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69,22 EUR

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Available: 518 pieces

Delivery time: 2-7 business days

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Description

We call this magnet with reverence THE DEATH MAGNET.
We have no idea what you could reasonably do with this magnet - it is simply too intense for most applications. Monitors, credit cards, videotapes - all down the drain. Tip: Always put a thick piece of cardboard underneath before attaching it to a metal surface, so you can slide it off sideways. Otherwise, you'll never be able to get it off again. And if you have two of these together, not even Schwarzenegger will be able to separate them without any tools. Our advice: Buy a smaller magnet! But if you think you really need this monster (like more than 140 000 people before you): Be mindful of your own safety!!! And please never ever allow children to play with DEATH MAGNETS.

Neodymium magnets are perfect for use in dry indoor areas.

Magnets are not toys. Please make sure to carefully read our safety instructions.

Technical data

Article ID	Q-51-51-25-N
EAN	7640155436564
Material	NdFeB
Shape	Block
Size	50,8 x 50,8 x 25,4 mm
Tolerance	+/- 0,1 mm
Magnetisation axis	25,4 mm
Coating	Nickel-plated (Ni-Cu-Ni)
Magnetisation	N40
Strength	approx. 100 kg (approx. 981 N)
Displacement force	approx. 20 kg (approx. 196 N )
Max. working temperature	80°C
Colour	Silver-coloured
Direction of magnetisation	Magnetised heightwise
Weight	500 g
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Check this out: You can attach a bicycle to a death magnet with no problem. You can find the whole story here: Video "The Power of Magnets": Making-of

I recently asked a customer what he wanted to do with his magnets.
"Just have them!", was his honest answer. :-)

Adhesive force in relation to the air gap between magnet and steel plate.

It looks totally harmless just laying there... THE DEATH MAGNET... ready for an experiment.

The metal plate is sanded smooth so that the magnet will hold optimally.

The magnet on a steel plate.

The surface of the crossbeam is sanded smooth so that the magnet can hold even better.

Ideally equipped for the handling of large super magnets: protective glasses and gloves!

It's just about to go "Klonk!!!"

Carpenter Beat hanging from a crossbeam, held up only by a "DEATH MAGNET".

We're a little bit crazy...
and we know it...
:-)

One moment of not paying attention ... and "whack!"
It could have been much worse, though! Now I've learned my lesson...

Customer Christian Hoffmann celebrated last Christmas with a magnet tree: "Here are a few photos with a Q-51-51-25-N and 55 K-06-C that are appropriate for the season. ;-)"