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50 Pack of Neodymium Magnets
A great deal on great magnets. The best price on Neodymium Magnets that we have found!
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Dipole Dilemma Puzzle
Place the 28 neodymium spheres in the tray opening so they lie completely flat. Sounds simple, right?
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Gold-Coated Neodymium Cubes (10/pk)
These tiny gold-coated cubes are another great example of our neodymium magnets.
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Magnetic Ceiling Hooks
Ideal for temporarily attaching items to the metal strips supporting the suspended ceiling in your classroom! Available with or without installer.
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Magnetic Connections Kit
Contains 100 super strong Neodymium magnetic cylinders and 50 small steel spheres.
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Magnetic Holding Pegs (pkg of 16)
Magnetic push pins! Finally, a way to "pin" important papers to your whiteboard!
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Magnetic Repulsion Wand
Great for showing the properties of neodymium magnets without the chance of pinching your fingers!
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Mega-Magnet Book by Brian Rohrig
Over 30 fascinating activities for you and your students to do with super-strong neodymium magnets.
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Mini-Neodymium Magnet Assortment
This assortment has a wide variety of shapes and sizes of the super powerful Neodymium rare earth magnets, and a sample of iron filings.
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Moving Putty Display
Watch the putty creep slowly toward the magnets. Great for a hallway display or for measurements in the classroom!
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Neodymium Hook (Coat Hanger)
This strong magnetic hook will hold an object with a mass of almost 3.0 Kg (6.6 lb) before sliding. (4 per package)
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Neodymium Magnet Experimenter's Set
Includes a fantastic assortment of our most popular neodymium magnets which work well with all of our Eddy Current Tubes (except #M-200).
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Neodymium Magnets
Powerful Neodymium Magnets in six different shapes/sizes.
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Neodymium Micro Magnets
Available in packages of 50 - 6mm, 5mm, 4mm, or an assortment of all three.
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Neodymium Spheres (8mm)
Great for experimentation; great for jewelry! Choose Gold or Silver coatings.
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Small Neodymium Beads 50/pk
The tiniest magnet spheres yet! These miniature beads make fun, ever changing jewelry and are great for small physics experiments.
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