Shaw Magnets - Super Magnets (Pair) - SUMAG

The magnets are designed with rounded edges and tough casings for safe handling. However, due to the strong magnetic force of neodymium, adult supervision is strongly recommended during use, especially with younger children.

The red side indicates the North pole and the blue side indicates the South pole of each magnet, making it easy to understand and demonstrate magnetic interactions.

No, you should keep these magnets away from electronic devices, credit cards, and other sensitive items. The strong magnetic field can cause damage.

These magnets will attract materials containing iron, nickel, or cobalt (ferrous materials). They will not attract materials like plastic, wood, glass, or most metals like aluminum or copper.

These are super magnets made from neodymium, which is currently the world's strongest magnetic material. They exhibit a significant magnetic force.

Store them in a cool, dry place, ideally separated by a non-magnetic material or with their poles oriented to minimize attraction, to prevent them from sticking together and potentially chipping.

Neodymium magnets are strong but brittle. Avoid dropping them. If a magnet breaks or chips, handle it with care to avoid sharp edges and discontinue use if significantly damaged.

Ensure you are presenting the correct poles to each other. Red (North) will repel Red (North) and attract Blue (South), and vice-versa. Also, verify that the objects you are testing attraction with are made of a ferrous material.

Neodymium magnets are strong but can be brittle. Avoid dropping them. If a magnet is significantly damaged, discontinue use to prevent sharp edges.

Slide one magnet off the other sideways rather than pulling directly apart. This uses the weaker shear force rather than the stronger direct pull.