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Neodymium Disc Magnets

At Neomag Inc., we supply high-performance Neodymium Disc Magnets designed for both industrial and everyday applications.
Manufactured from premium NdFeB (Neodymium Iron Boron) material, our magnets deliver exceptional strength, reliability, and consistency across a wide range of sizes.
All standard products available online are axially magnetized, ensuring optimal holding force for most applications.
Diametrically magnetized disc magnets are available upon request (custom orders).

What Are Disc Magnets?

Disc Magnets are round magnets where the diameter is greater than the thickness.
At Neomag Inc., both disc and cylinder magnets are grouped under our Disc Series for easier selection and purchasing.

Magnetization Options:

  • Axial Magnetization (Standard)
Magnetic poles are located on the flat faces (top and bottom), providing strong direct holding force.

  • Diametrical Magnetization (Custom Only)
Magnetic poles are located on the curved sides, used for specialized engineering applications.

Why Choose Neodymium Disc Magnets?

Ultra-Strong Magnetic Force

Neodymium (NdFeB) magnets are the strongest permanent magnets commercially available, offering superior performance in compact sizes.

Wide Range of Sizes

We offer a comprehensive selection of:

  • Diameters

  • Thicknesses

Ideal for both small-scale projects and large-volume applications

Optimized for Holding Applications

Our axially magnetized disc magnets are designed to:

  • Maximize surface contact

  • Deliver strong pull force

  • Ensure stable attachment

Applications of Disc Magnets

Our Neodymium Disc Magnets are widely used across multiple industries and everyday applications:

Consumer & DIY Applications

  • Refrigerator magnets

  • Craft and DIY projects

  • Magnetic closures and holders

Electronics & Devices

  • Speakers and audio systems

  • Small motors and actuators

  • Consumer electronics accessories

Industrial Applications

  • Magnetic holding and fixing

  • Automation systems

  • Magnetic separation tools

Sensors & Detection

  • Reed switches

  • Hall effect sensors

  • Position sensing systems

R&D and Prototyping

  • Laboratory experiments

  • Product development

  • Engineering testing

Disc vs Cylinder Magnets

In the magnet industry:

  • Disc Magnets: Thickness < Diameter

  • Cylinder Magnets / Rods: Length ≥ Diameter

At Neomag Inc., we combine both into one Disc Series to simplify your product search and selection process.

Axial vs Diametrical Magnetization

Understanding magnetization direction is critical when selecting the right magnet:

Axial Magnetization (Standard Stock) 

  • Magnetic poles on flat faces

  • Best for direct contact and holding applications

  • Available for all standard online products

Diametrical Magnetization (Custom Only) 

  • Magnetic poles on the curved surface

  • Used for rotating systems or special designs

  • Available upon request

Contact us for custom solutions

Why Buy from Neomag Inc.?

In-Stock Disc Magnets

Fast access to a wide range of standard sizes

Strict Quality Control

Consistent magnetic performance and durability

Custom Magnet Solutions

We support:

  • Custom sizes

  • Special magnetization directions

  • Magnetic assemblies

Engineering Support

Professional guidance for product selection and applications

Fast & Reliable Shipping

Efficient supply chain to reduce lead times

Find the Right Disc Magnet for Your Application

Whether you are a:

  • Distributor

  • Engineer

  • Manufacturer

  • DIY user

Neomag Inc. provides reliable Neodymium Disc Magnets tailored to your needs.

Browse our product range and filter by size to quickly find the right solution.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is the difference between Axial and Diametrical Magnetization?

A: Axial magnetization means that the magnetic poles are located on the top and bottom flat faces of the magnet. This is the most common magnetization type, suitable for most holding and attachment applications.
Diametrical magnetization means the magnetic poles are located on the sides of the magnet, typically used in rotating systems or specialized engineering designs.

All of Neomag Inc.'s standard stock products are axially magnetized, while diametrical magnetization is available upon custom request.

Q2: How do I choose the right size?

A: When selecting a magnet size, consider the following factors:

  • Required pull force

  • Contact area

  • Operating environment (whether there are gaps or material effects on the surface)

If you're unsure, feel free to contact our engineering team for expert recommendations.

Q3: Why are Neodymium magnets so strong?

A: Neodymium (NdFeB) is the strongest permanent magnet material commercially available, with extremely high magnetic energy (BHmax). This allows it to provide strong magnetic force in a small volume.

Q4: Can magnets be cut or customized?

A: It is not recommended to cut or process Neodymium magnets yourself.
The material is brittle and mechanical processing can cause fractures or demagnetization, posing safety risks.

If you need a custom size, please opt for our custom services.

Q5: What is the purpose of the coating on magnets?

A: The coating (such as NiCuNi or epoxy) serves to:

  • Prevent oxidation and corrosion

  • Enhance durability

  • Improve appearance

Different coating options can be selected based on application requirements.

Q6: What is the maximum operating temperature of the magnets?

A: Standard Neodymium magnets typically have a maximum operating temperature of 80°C (176°F).
If higher temperature resistance is needed (e.g., 120°C, 150°C, or even higher), we can provide custom high-temperature grade magnets.

Q7: Do you offer custom magnets?

A: Yes, Neomag Inc. offers full custom magnet solutions, including:

  • Custom sizes

  • Magnetization types (e.g., Diametrical Magnetization)

  • Coating options

  • Magnetic assembly designs

Please contact us  for custom magnet solutions.

Q8: What should I be aware of when handling and shipping magnets?

A:

  • Avoid strong impacts (to prevent breakage)

  • Keep magnets away from electronic devices and magnetically sensitive materials

  • Be cautious of pinch hazards with strong magnets

  • For larger magnets, we recommend using protective gloves when handling

If you would like to learn more about magnets, please visit our Resources section.