Magnet Guides
At OneMonroe, our Magnet Guides provide an extensive array of industrial-strength magnets engineered to enhance a multitude of functions across diverse industries. Whether you require powerful neodymium magnets, durable ceramic magnets, or efficient magnet sweepers, we have the solutions to meet your needs.
Our selection encompasses a wide range of sizes, styles, and materials, ensuring compatibility with various applications. From the remarkable strength of neodymium magnets to the reliability of ceramic magnets and the convenience of magnet sweepers, OneMonroe offers versatile solutions for all your magnet-related requirements. Explore our Magnet Guides to gain insights into the properties, applications, and best practices associated with each type of magnet. With our comprehensive resources, you can make informed decisions and harness the full potential of magnetic technology in your operations.
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If you regularly work with nails, bolts, nuts, washers or other fasteners, you may want to invest in a magnetic small parts holder. This otherwise simple accessory can help prevent lost or misplaced fasteners. This means less time spent hunting … Read More
When shopping for magnets, you may come across arc magnets. Also known as arc segment magnets, they are characterized by a curved shape. Arc magnets still feature two poles, a north pole and a south pole, and they are attracted … Read More
When using a magnet around heat, you should be aware of its Curie temperature. Magnets are susceptible to heat-related demagnetization. Whether it’s a ceramic or rare-earth magnet, exposure to excessively hot temperatures may cause it to lose its magnetic properties. … Read More
Ceramic magnets are used in a variety of applications. Also known as ferrite magnets, they are found in speakers, appliances, motors, computer hardware, conveyor systems, sorting and recycling systems, and more. Like all magnets, however, they have a maximum temperature … Read More
When shopping for magnets, you may come across the term “temporary magnets.” All magnets produce a magnetic field that forces electrically charged particles to move in a helical field around the magnet — and temporary magnets are no exception. They … Read More
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