Magnets

An overview of our range of magnets:

In our range of magnets, you’ll find 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 strips and magnetic sheets. Each type offers specific properties that are advantageous for particular applications. For example, neodymium magnets offer maximum holding force, whilst ferrite magnets have high temperature resistance. Discover the right type of magnet for your application now and benefit from fast delivery and fair prices in the SPRINTIS shop!

What types of magnets are available in the SPRINTIS shop?

Neodymium magnets – super magnets with maximum holding force

Neodymium magnets offer the highest holding force over the smallest surface area. This is why they are also known as super magnets. Whilst self-adhesive neodymium magnets are mostly used in the form of disc magnets as a fastening option for magnetic packaging or folders – and can also be incorporated invisibly – other types of neodymium magnets are used in furniture, shopfitting and exhibition stand construction. Self-adhesive neodymium magnets are quick to apply and stick to almost any surface. At SPRINTIS, you’ll find super magnets in many shapes, such as ring magnets, rectangular magnets, disc magnets, as well as rod magnets and cube magnets. Here’s an overview of the advantages of neodymium magnets:

• Extremely strong holding power: they hold even heavy objects securely and reliably. That is why they are also known as super magnets.
• Compact design: Despite their enormous strength, neodymium magnets take up 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 abbreviations such as N35 or N45. This designation describes the magnetic energy density. The higher the number, the stronger the magnet. The letter stands for 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 of grade N35 or N42 are sufficient.

Ferrite magnets – affordable magnets with high durability

Our ferrite magnets are the most affordable magnets in our range and offer a robust alternative, particularly where a strong magnet such as a neodymium magnet is not required. An overview of the benefits of our ferrite magnets for you:

• High corrosion resistance: Ferrite is resistant to moisture. This makes them very durable and reliable in use, even under harsher conditions.
• Good value for money: For applications that do not require maximum performance, ferrite magnets offer a cost-effective solution. They are ideal for simple fastenings or labelling.

Hook magnets, pot magnets and rubber-coated magnets

Our hook and pot magnets are ideally suited for structured organisation in warehouses, logistics or for product display in high-street retail.

They offer high holding power and can be quickly attached or removed. Hook magnets help keep things tidy by holding tools, signs or cables to metal surfaces. Pot magnets feature a steel casing that concentrates the magnetic force and ensures a secure hold. Rubber-coated magnets are also popular in this sector. The rubber coating protects sensitive surfaces from scratches and improves grip on smooth surfaces. This makes these magnets suitable for use on vehicles, machine casings or painted metal parts.

Magnetic strips and magnetic films

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

• Easy customisation: Our magnetic tapes and magnetic films can be easily cut to the desired size using standard scissors and are quick to replace. This results in significant time savings for stock management or price changes.
• Reusability: Once applied, you can remove the magnetic strips at any time without leaving any residue and reposition them. This protects your substrate materials and saves costs.
• Printability: Some of our magnetic films can be printed on, making them ideal for promotional purposes. This allows you to create signs and labels for changing promotions at the POS or for stock labelling.

Permanent magnets – durability and longevity

Magnets are long-lasting products whose holding force remains stable for many years when used correctly. There is no wear and tear in the strict sense, as the magnetic field is permanently embedded in the material. However, mechanical stresses such as heavy impacts, extreme temperatures or corrosion can reduce the magnetic force. Neodymium magnets are more sensitive to moisture and should be protected against rust, whilst ferrite magnets and rubber-coated magnets are significantly 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 in controlled environmental conditions, magnets retain their holding force virtually unchanged for many years.

Here at SPRINTIS, we place great importance on offering you the right magnets for your specific requirements in printing, bookbinding, retail and logistics. Our expert customer service team will be happy to assist you with any queries.

Safety instructions 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 monitors or bank cards. Ensure you keep a safe distance from 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, such as on temperature resistance or shipping regulations, please download our full information sheet.

Information on magnetism

Magnetism has been known to humankind since ancient times. The name derives from the region of Magnesia in Greece, where the first ‘magnetic stones’ were discovered. It is only since the 19th century, following extensive research, that humanity has accumulated a wealth of knowledge about magnetism. For example, neodymium magnets are also known as ‘rare-earth magnets’. You can find further fascinating information about magnets and magnetism here in our glossary.

SPRINTIS – Your trusted magnet shop

Put your trust in the impressive power of our permanent magnets and buy them now at great prices in our SPRINTIS magnet shop!