Disc magnet rubber coated Ø 16,8 mm, height 4,4 mm, holds approx. 1,5 kg

water-proof, neodymium, N45

Item number	S-15-03-R
Strength	approx. 1,5 kg
Displacement force	approx. 300 g
Unit of Sale	5 pieces

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Price and rebate
	5 pcs.	1,73 EUR ea.
from	15 pcs.	1,54 EUR ea.
from	40 pcs.	1,38 EUR ea.
from	80 pcs.	1,30 EUR ea.
incl. VAT plus shipping

8,65 EUR

incl. VAT plus shipping

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Available: 22 105 pieces

Delivery time: 2-9 business days

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Description

These neodymium magnets feature a rubber coating and are suitable for permanent outdoor or underwater use. The advantages of rubber coated magnets at a glance:

Rust-resistant even in wet environments
Protection against scratches on delicate surfaces, such as whiteboards and magnetic glass boards
Substantially higher magnetic adhesive force in shear direction compared to neodymium magnets of similar size

Please note: The rubber coating may leave dark marks when the magnet is forcefully dragged over a surface. However, such marks can easily be removed with a moist cloth.

Technical data

Article ID	S-15-03-R
EAN	7640155437899
Material	NdFeB
Strength	approx. 1,5 kg (approx. 14,7 N)
Displacement force	approx. 300 g (approx. 2,94 N )
Sticks to whiteboard	8 A4 sheets
Covering	Rubber
Shape	Disc
Diameter D	16,8 mm
Height	4,4 mm
Magnetisation	N45
Max. working temperature	80°C
Weight	4 g
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Additional features and tips

The rubber coat around the magnets protects delicate surfaces (whiteboards, magnetic glass boards, painted magnetic walls, etc.) from scratches. The rubber magnets also leave significantly less marks on fragile cards.
Rubberised magnets can lead to discolouration on photos - please use Office magnets 'Boston Xtra Mini' round on them.

Thanks to the water-repellent rubber coats, these magnets can be used permanently outdoors without rusting. Therefore, they are the perfect tablecloth holders on a metal garden table.

On these magnets the casting seam is clearly visible, which is a little unaesthetic but attributed to the conditions of production and not a material defect.