LOVIMAG Strong Magnets 1.26inch x 0.2inch Rare Earth Neodymium Heavy Duty

These are very, very strong—as in you’ll probably have difficulty separating them, even with the included spacers. I found it easiest to slide one magnet in the stack just barely over the edge of a table, then push down with a piece of wood—and be ready to pull the rest of the magnets away quickly once it separates! I put a plastic bucket underneath to catch the loose magnet. They are also very brittle, so be careful not to let them drop on hard surfaces, and don’t slam items onto them or they could crack. Keep the rest of the stack far away (or back in the package) while you install each magnet, so they don’t reattach unexpectedly—it’s much harder to separate them once you’ve removed the spacers. Keep your electronics FAR AWAY from these, as well as any old-style tape media. What this magnet could do to an iPhone would not be pretty! The seller very nicely includes magnetism-resistant screws, which makes installation a lot easier. I installed these under a kitchen shelf; they easily hold my grater, mixing spoon, poultry shears, chef’s knife, a stack of Ball jar lids, etc. Don’t forget to TEST anything you want to hold magnetically with a magnet before ordering these—in my case, one of the pan lids I was considering attaching turned out to be stainless steel and unresponsive to magnets, even though the pan itself stuck on just fine.

Let me start this review by saying that I bought these for a very unconventional purpose and they worked great! I've been trying to make a shot-ski for years, but every time I try I run into problems. Most glues deteriorate and look tacky, besides the fact that you can never remove the glasses from the ski to clean them. So, gluing shot glasses to a ski is less than ideal. Some bars use rubber gaskets to fasten the shot glasses to the ski, but I had trouble figuring out an easy way to fasten the gaskets to the skis firmly enough to hold the shot glasses. I also didn't want to spend a ton of money figuring out a good looking way to do it. Yet another method some people use is to drill big holes in the ski so the shot glasses can sit directly through the ski. I don't like this method because I've seen glasses fall out and break, plus have you tried drilling through a ski? They have metal inside of them and to make a hole big enough for a shot glass would require tools that I do not have! SO, being the innovative "young" partier that I am, I purchased these magnets along with some stainless steel 2 oz condiment cups! Most metal shot glasses have too much nickel in them and will not stick to magnets, so you need to be careful about the cups you buy. Make sure they are magnetic! It has worked great so far! The magnets are super strong and hold the glasses down very firmly. You can turn the whole ski upside down and shake it around and the glasses don't even budge. You can also easily remove the glasses to clean them. PLUS, it looks super clean and professional! Why has nobody thought of this sooner?

Strong as ask get out!

I wanted some magnetics to hold my tools in my utility room, so I picked these since there were 12 of them and they have a countersunk hole and screws so that you can mount them on a wall and the screws will be flush and not interfere with holding the tools. They turned out to be much more powerful than I ever expected. Watch the video I posted of a magnet jumping up from nearly 2 inches away. They are so powerful, they are very hard to separate. However, this makes them work great for holding any of the tools that I put on them. I actually didn’t have to use the screws to mount them since I have an air handler in the utility room that provided a large metal surface that I could just place the magnets on and then add the tools. It was that easy and works great. These have a metalized non-corrosive surface plating that is nice, but I did notice a couple of imperfections in the plating that created a tiny sharp point that I felt a prick from while the magnets were squeezing my fingers very hard during separation. There as so powerful you have to be very careful to keep them from pinching your fingers. Overall, I am very pleased with these magnets.

use sheet rock or deck screw to mount and take care when snugging up they dont like to be squeezed a lot machine screws may benifit use washer on magnet side . these are no toy i keep finding uses last one wasdrivers side seat belt was a lil long so i tye strapped one mag to the seat side and didnt need any more it holds the belt tounge up out of the way drill press key is held in place (NO MORE LOST KEYS ) with other mag from seat belt job my fave is IF you have need for decking and or sheet rock screws YOU WILL LOVE THIS LOCATE 6 steel 30 calibre ammo cans ..theyre getting a bit hard to find ck out flea markets yard sales .. neighbors garages ..army/navy surplus stores wipe clean paint yellow or John Deere green ------easy to locate when leaving job .....after this sharpie mark sizes on&all 4 sides 1" - 1 1/2" -1 3/4"-2"- 2 1/2" 3" silicone one screw on top lid for quick id one more for the correct bit ( have all of mine to torx they allmost never lose the grip and are lost in the cardboard box also when you get it wet it falls apart ,,,,, now you save enough to buy another glue/ tiestrap one to wood dowel 6' long to fish out screws no more blood samples also when you have a doubt on what size NOW you have it in either hand if its 5 50 or 100 you have it covered hope this was worth the time been working for 15 yrs and if you find an 50cal box around they make great 4in grinder wheel s wrenches hubs a few washers to adapt wire brushes //pop rivet gun any lil washers for thin work wood chizels stapler . 12 volt testers crimp /striper keep used med tubes /antiacid bottles for terminals the list goes on die grinder bits wrenches chuck keys

If you've never purchased Neodymium magnets, you're in for a nice surprise if you're looking for a very, very strong magnet. Read the cautionary notes that accompany your purchase. Great product. Best magnet I've EVER purchased. BUT BE CAREFUL. I wear gloves when handling them. If you have two separate magnets in one hand, and one slips because it's attracted to the other, that thing is going to go FLYING and they'll SLAM together really, really hard. And if you have a speck of skin between them, you're going to regret it. It JUST happened to me again. And when those magnets slam together, IT IS VERY PAINFUL! If it does happen, you have to remember that when it snags a piece of your skin it DOES NOT LET GO. It pinches VERY HARD and holds your skin between the magnets. And you cannot separate them because one of your hands is tied up with the magnets. The ONLY way is to pull your finger out from the magnets, and let me tell you... THAT HURTS! And it leaves a mark. And the pain stays with you for a bit. I will buy more of the magnets because they're so strong. You put a couple together, and they're even stronger. It really is amazing how strong they are. I try to remember to wear gloves, because if they do slam together and catch a little piece of your skin, it's a GIANT REMINDER that you should have worn gloves.

I was impressed with these magnets until the second time I used them. They are strong magnets, so if you get them close to each other, they will go flying a few inches. I was using them to attach two small computer cabinet fans to a panel. While I was working, two of the magnets got too close, and snap, bang, they went flying, and this time both of them chipped. So now I have two chipped magnets, but they do work very well and are quite strong. Packaging was all good, and the included hardware is of good quality.

I am reporting back only two days after writing the comment below. LOVIMAG is an awesome company. I returned their first delivery because they were the wrong color. And WOW, the correct black ones arrived at noon today. They are beautiful and strong as hell. Comically strong. My male housemate couldn't even separate them from each other. I have never been happier with an Amazon purchase or with the company LUVIMAG turned out to be. You have got to get these things. They are unreal. Previous post: I ordered the "Epoxy Black" finish. Although these magnets arrived in a box that pictures epoxy black magnets they (two separate boxes) were Crome finish as you can see in the attached photograph. I have returned them for an exchange but if this happened twice already I am wondering if Magluv will just do the same thing again. I will amend this review if I in fact do receive the epoxy black ones this time. By the way, these are very strong magnets. They are wonderful. I just have to have black ones because they are to be used on a 1915 Model T Ford and, as we all know, Henry Ford only made this automobile in black.

I bought these after getting a previous set of insanely strong ones which turned out to be overkill for my intended purpose. I am attaching these to a beach sand scoop for metal detecting, and the first ones were so strong that I would have needed to carry tools to get any coins off them. As I quickly discovered, tools were also required to take the metal 'keepers' off them...finger strength alone wouldn't do it, even when trying to slide them off sideways as directed in the instructions. I should have paid more attention to the specs before I bought them. These ones are the perfect strength, and also have a complete metal covering over the magnet itself, unlike the others which had the magnet visible and inset into what looked like a plastic layer in between it and the outer covering; in other words, these magnets have a completely smooth exterior that is easier to wipe the sand from. But make no mistake: they are PLENTY strong. I had one in my hand when I ventured too close to another on the table, and it jumped up and pinched my palm while connecting to the one in my hand. I put two more too close together on a towel and they slammed into each other, cracking the outer chrome plating on one. Very happy with these magnets.

Be careful when handling them they break easily when they hit each other. I broke 2. But I am very satisfied

Does the job. Quiet strong using them as exterior furniture magnets.

7 of the magnets held up a 4x4 3/8" plywood piece of plywood that had a lot of rope as a dart board guard and the board. No problems. If maybe 40 lb strength, I would not get UT down. Great products.

Ordered these for a special project. Be very careful when handling them, they’re very strong. One cracked the coating because they snapped back together and cut my finger open. Otherwise, very satisfied with the product.