Magnets

Magnetic catches offer a convenient fastening mechanism for cabinets, drawers and other lightweight objects that require opening. As their name suggests, they use magnetism to hold objects together. By default, the cabinet or drawer will remain closed. You can pull … Read More

Not all permanent magnets are the same. By definition, a permanent magnet is any object that produces a magnetic field without the assistance of an inducing field or electric current. Some of them occur naturally in the Earth’s crust, whereas … Read More

Permanent magnets are found in countless consumer and commercial products. You can find them in stereo speakers, computer monitors, data storage devices, medical equipment and more. Like all magnets, they produce a magnetic field. Permanent magnets, however, produce a permanent … Read More

If you work with sheet metal or other metal parts, you may want to invest in a rapid fire retriever magnet. Rapid fire retriever magnets are material handling devices. You can use them to lift and handle metal objects. Overview … Read More

When building cabinets, you may want to use magnetic catches. They are magnetic latching mechanisms that will hold cabinet doors closed. Without them, the doors may not close completely. Some of the doors may remain slightly open. You can use … Read More

Retaining magnets offer a simple, gentle way to hold objects in place. As their name suggests, they are magnets that are designed to “retain” an object. You don’t have to drill into the object. Assuming the object is magnetic, you … Read More

Flexible magnets have become a popular alternative to traditional, rigid magnets. As their name suggests, they are flexible. You can bend flexible magnets without breaking them. Even when bent or otherwise deformed, they will continue to produce a magnetic field … Read More