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SPRINTIS Schenk
GmbH & Co. KG
Ludwig-Weis-Str. 11
D-97082 Würzburg

An overview of our magnet range:

Our magnet range includes a wide selection of different magnets at competitive prices: Neodymium magnets, ferrite magnets, rubber-coated magnets, hook and pot magnets, as well as flexible magnetic tapes and films. Each type offers unique properties that make it particularly suitable for specific applications. Neodymium magnets, for example, stand out for their exceptional holding force, while ferrite magnets offer high temperature resistance. Discover the right type of magnet for your application today and benefit from fast delivery and competitive prices at the SPRINTIS shop!

 

Which types of magnets are available in the SPRINTIS shop?

Magnet type Holding force Temperature resistance Corrosion resistance Typical applications
Neodymium magnets Very high Up to approx. 80°C Low, coating recommended Packaging, displays, bookbinding
Ferrite magnets Medium Up to approx. 250°C Very high Mechanical engineering, warehouses, outdoor applications
Rubber-coated magnets High Up to approx. 80°C Low Vehicles, machine housings, painted surfaces
Hook and pot magnets High Variable Variable Logistics, workshops, exhibition stand construction, POS
Magnetic tapes and films Low to medium Up to approx. 85°C High Warehouse labelling, advertising, organisation

 

Neodymium magnets – super magnets with maximum holding force

Neodymium magnets offer the highest holding force in the smallest possible size. This is why they are also known as super magnets. While self-adhesive neodymium magnets are mainly used in the form of disc magnets as closures for magnetic packaging or folders, and can also be integrated invisibly, other types of neodymium magnets are used in furniture construction, retail fit-outs and exhibition stand construction. Self-adhesive neodymium magnets are quick and easy to apply and can be used on almost any surface. At SPRINTIS, you will find super magnets in a wide range of shapes, including ring magnets, block magnets, disc magnets, bar magnets and cube magnets. Here is an overview of the advantages of neodymium magnets:

  • Extremely strong holding force: They reliably and permanently hold even heavy objects in place. This is why they are also known as super magnets.
  • Compact design: Despite their exceptional strength, neodymium magnets require very little space. This allows for a slim design and discreet integration into folders, packaging or displays.

The grade of a neodymium magnet is indicated by designations such as N35 or N45. These designations describe the magnet’s grade and magnetic strength. The higher the number, the stronger the magnet. The letter indicates the temperature resistance: N up to 80°C, M up to 100°C, H up to 120°C, SH up to 150°C. For most applications in bookbinding and packaging production, neodymium magnets with grades N35 or N42 are sufficient.

 

Ferrite magnets – Affordable magnets with excellent durability

Our ferrite magnets are the most affordable magnets in our range and offer a robust alternative, particularly for applications where the strength of a neodymium magnet is not required. An overview of the advantages of our ferrite magnets:

  • High corrosion resistance: Ferrite is resistant to moisture. This makes ferrite magnets highly durable and reliable, even under more demanding conditions.
  • Good value for money: For applications where maximum performance is not required, ferrite magnets offer a cost-effective solution. They are ideal for simple closures or labelling applications.

 

Hook magnets, pot magnets and rubber-coated magnets

Our hook and pot magnets are ideal for structured organisation in warehouses, logistics operations and product presentation in retail stores.

They provide a strong hold and can be quickly attached or removed. Hook magnets help keep things organised by securely holding tools, signs or cables on metal surfaces. Pot magnets feature a steel casing that concentrates the magnetic force and ensures a secure hold. Rubber-coated magnets are also a popular choice for these applications. The rubber coating protects sensitive surfaces from scratches and improves the grip on smooth surfaces. This makes these magnets ideal for use on vehicles, machine housings and painted metal surfaces.

 

Magnetic tapes and magnetic films

When labels or markings need to be changed regularly, magnetic tapes and magnetic films offer a particularly flexible solution.

  • Easy customisation: Our magnetic tapes and films can be easily cut to the required size with standard scissors and quickly replaced. This saves a considerable amount of time when managing warehouses or updating prices.
  • Reusable: Once applied, the magnetic strips can be removed without leaving any residue and repositioned at any time. This protects your base materials and reduces costs.
  • Printable: Some of our magnetic films can be printed and are therefore ideal for advertising purposes. This allows you to create signs and labels for changing promotions at the POS or for warehouse labelling.

Permanent magnets – durability and long-lasting performance

Magnets are durable products whose holding force remains stable for many years when used correctly. They do not wear out in the traditional sense, as the magnetic field is permanently embedded in the material. However, mechanical impacts, such as strong shocks, extreme temperatures, or corrosion can reduce their magnetic strength. Neodymium magnets are more sensitive to moisture and should be protected against corrosion, while ferrite magnets and rubber-coated magnets are considerably more resistant. Coatings of nickel, zinc or rubber protect the surface and ensure that the magnet’s performance is maintained over the long term. Under normal indoor use or controlled environmental conditions, magnets retain their holding force virtually unchanged for many years.

At SPRINTIS, we are committed to providing the right magnets for your specific requirements in the printing, bookbinding, retail and logistics industries. Our expert customer service team will be happy to help you with any queries you may have.

 

Safety information for strong magnets and neodymium magnets

Please always observe the safety precautions when handling our strong magnets. Magnets are small parts and should be kept out of the reach of children. In particular, our neodymium and ferrite magnets can interfere with electronic devices such as computer monitors or bank cards. Always keep magnets at a safe distance from people with pacemakers and take care to avoid injury, as the enormous magnetic force of our super magnets can cause bruising or similar injuries.

For further detailed information, including temperature resistance or shipping regulations, please download our full information sheet.

 

 

Information on magnetism

Magnetism has been known to humans since ancient times. The term originates from the region of Magnesia in Greece, where the first ‘magnetic stones’ were discovered. It was not until the 19th century, following extensive research, that humanity developed a much deeper understanding of magnetism. For example, neodymium magnets are also known as rare-earth magnets. For more fascinating information about magnets and magnetism, visit our glossary here.

 

SPRINTIS – Your trusted supplier of magnets

Experience the impressive power of our permanent magnets and buy magnets online at great prices from our SPRINTIS Magnet Shop today!

 

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