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Steel Spheres

Steel Spheres
Steel spheres and neodymium magnets are a wonderful combination. Use them to construct a wide variety of sculptures and let your creative juices flow. For example, build towers, pyramids or spherical sculptures. And yes, with a little bit of patience, you can even construct a model of the Eiffel tower. Steel spheres are also great for fascinating experiments. You can find more information about it below.
Steel spheres and neodymium magnets are a wonderful combination. Use them to construct a wide variety of sculptures and let your creative juices flow. For example, build towers, pyramids or spherical sculptures. And yes, with a little bit of patience, you can even construct a model of the Eiffel tower. Steel spheres are also…
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Steel spheres for experiments with magnets

Steel spheres and magnets can be used for a number of fascinating experiments at school or at home. Especially popular are the following projects: We have linked other educational projects with steel spheres for you at the bottom of the respective product pages.

Sculptures with steel spheres and rod magnets

If you love magnets, then you should definitely experience them in combination with steel spheres. You can create fantastic sculptures, in particular when you add rod magnets to the mix. In the project Magnetic sculptures, some of our customers present the works of art they created with steel spheres and rod magnets. Let yourself be inspired and get creative!

Overview of the characteristics of the steel spheres at supermagnete.es

  • Diameters of 8 mm up to 20 mm
  • Nickel-plated
  • Perfect for combining with neodymium magnets

Safety advice for steel spheres

Do not let small children play with steel spheres. The small balls can easily be swallowed by children and also pose a choking hazard.