Cylindrical Bar Magnets
Cylindrical Bar Magnets are laboratory magnets used for demonstrating magnetic fields, magnetic forces, attraction, repulsion, and magnetic induction. They are supplied in pairs with keepers for safe storage and protection of magnetic strength.
Cylindrical Bar Magnets are designed for physics laboratory experiments and demonstrations involving magnetism and magnetic fields. Made from durable chrome steel, the magnets are supplied as a pair in red and blue, with a diameter of 12 mm.
The magnets produce a strong magnetic field at their poles and can be used to demonstrate magnetic attraction and repulsion, magnetic field patterns, magnetic induction, and other fundamental principles of magnetism. Each pair is supplied with keepers to help preserve the magnetic strength during storage.
They are suitable for school, college, and educational physics laboratories.
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