Neodymium magnets: the super-strong ones

Neodymium magnets are also known as super magnets. A well-deserved name indeed, as they have extraordinary strength even at their smallest size and are among the strongest permanent magnets in the world. The magnetic material of our super-strength magnets is an alloy consisting of neodymium, iron and boron (NdFeB). Neodymium magnets are used for a wide range of applications, from cabinetry, lighting systems, plastics technology and packaging materials to the construction of models. We keep an inventory of over 25 million magnets and can fulfil even large orders directly from our warehouse at any time. The advantages of neodymium magnets at a glance:

Neodymium super magnets: The strongest in the world

You might ask yourself: What makes a neodymium magnet a super magnet? And: Isn't a cheaper ferrite magnet sufficient for my project? The special combination NdFeB (neodymium iron bor) leads to a high adhesive force even in small magnets. Hence, ferrite magnets of the same dimensions are much weaker. We recommend super magnets if you need a small and light product that is also aesthetically pleasing with its even silver surface. The rare metal makes it a little bit more expensive though.

We recommend ferrite magnets when:

• used outdoors
• exposed to temperatures over 80 °C

For outdoor use we also carry some rubberised super magnets. Also in our web shop: Self-adhesive neodymium magnets e. g. as clasps for paper and cardboard articles, for name tags and arts & crafts.

A few "strong" facts about our super magnets:

• The strongest ring magnet: Ideal for "fishing" ferromagnetic objects. It will easily pull your bike out of the lake, for instance.
• Our so-called "death magnet": A compact block magnet with an adhesive force of 100 kg.
• The "strongest" in our web shop: The block magnet MONOLITH with a strength of approx. 200 kg.

Before using any of our super magnets, please read the safety tips to avoid hazards and injuries.

Additional information

Our practical adhesive force tool is free of charge and allows you to calculate the adhesive force for a variety of neodymium magnets. Also, make sure to check our FAQ page, where we put together facts and figures about neodymium magnets for your information. There you can find out, for example, what the specifications N42, N45 or N52 mean or learn more about the recommended safety distances between magnets and other items.