Rare Earth Magnets

Magnets hold ferrous parts for welding, soldering and assembly.  Magnetic welding squares set up accurate corners quickly.  Magnetic pickup tools retrieve dropped screws and nails from hard‑to‑reach areas.

What are rare earth magnets used for?
Rare earth magnets, such as neodymium magnets, are extremely strong for their size and are used in jigs, fixtures, tool holders, closures, and even in precision applications like electronics or engineering assemblies.

Are rare earth magnets stronger than regular magnets?
Yes. Neodymium magnets are much stronger than ferrite (ceramic) or alnico magnets, meaning even small ones can hold substantial weight. However, they are also more brittle and can chip if handled roughly.

Are there safety concerns when using rare earth magnets?
Yes. Their strong pull can cause pinching injuries if fingers get caught between magnets or between a magnet and metal. Keep them away from electronics, pacemakers, and credit cards, and handle them with care to avoid breakage.