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5mm neodymium magnets belong to small-sized strong magnets, and the shape requirements may vary depending on the customer's product application. The following is a reference for the Gaussian and tensile values of 5mm diameter or width rare earth neodymium magnets, hoping to be helpful to you.
The most commonly used is definitely circular, with 5mm diameter magnets of different thicknesses exhibiting significant differences in Gaussian and tensile forces. For example, 5x1mm has a Gaussian value of about 1500 Gauss and a tensile force of about 0.25kg. 5x1.5mm has a Gaussian value of about 2000 Gauss and a tensile force of about 0.35kg. 5x2mm has a Gaussian value of about 3100 Gauss and a tensile force of about 0.35kg. 5x3mm has a Gaussian value of about 3400 Gauss and a tensile force of about 0.5kg. 5x4mm has a Gaussian value of about 3730 Gauss and a tensile force of about 0.65kg. 5x5mm has a Gaussian value of about 3900 Gauss and a tensile force of about 0.8kg. 5x10mm neodymium cylindrical magnet has a Gaussian value of about 5600 Gauss and a tensile force of about 1.1kg.
The illustration shows 5x1.5mm circular neodymium magnets
5mm small ring magnet, 2.4mm hole, 3mm height, surface magnetic flux density approximately 2280 Gauss, pull force approximately 0.4kg.
5mm spherical magnet, surface magnetic flux density approximately 4400 Gauss, pull force approximately 0.3 kg.
5mm cube magnet, surface Gauss value approximately 4420 Gauss, pull force approximately 0.31kg.
5mm length neodymium block magnet 5x3x1.5mm, N52 grade approximately 3650 Gauss, pull force approximately 0.2kg.
In applications, 5mm neodymium magnets are primarily used for positioning electronic components and as fasteners in small crafts.
The above provides reference information on the Gauss strength and tensile force of 5mm neodymium rare earth magnets. Our company can customize special dimensions, tolerances, and temperature resistance according to your specific requirements. We welcome your inquiries.
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