10pcs Of N42 , D7/8"x1/8" Thick With #8 Screw (n) Neodymium Ring Mag

US $14.00

Toronto, ON, Canada
Jan 29th

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10 pcs of N42, D7/8" x 1/8" thick with #8 screw countersink hole Neodymium (Rare Earth) Ring Magnets , Ni coated, Axially magnetized. North pole facing up. Pull force 11 lb Important Safety Warning! Disclaimer: ZigMag416 and Zigmyster Magnets do not assume any responsibility or liability for damages resulting from the use, misuse, or handling of magnets. The buyer must agree to the following terms before placing order and purchasing magnets. The buyer confirms that he/she has read and understood the following safety warning information and has acknowledged the potential safety hazard that magnets pose to the consumer or end user. The buyer agrees that he/she is solely responsible for all damages and /or injuries resulting from the usage or handling of magnets, which include damages to magnets, property damages, and personal injuries. Warnings and Cautions All magnets are to be handled with great care to avoid damages to magnets and personal injuries. Small magnets pose a choking hazard and should never be ingested or inserted into any body part. Keep out of reach of children. Small children should not be allowed to handle any magnets of any size. Older children should only be allowed to handle magnets under adult supervision. Never allow magnets near persons with pacemakers, defibrillators, or other similar medical devices. Magnets have strong magnetic fields which may affect and/or disrupt the functioning of these medical devices. The strong magnetic fields of the magnets can also damage electronics (cellphones, pagers, computer monitors, television screens, and other) and magnetic media (credit cards, magnetic ID cards, computer hard drives, video tapes, cassette tapes, floppy disks, and other). It is strongly advised to keep magnets away from all electronic devices and magnetic media. Neodymium magnets are brittle and are to be handled with care. They can crack, chip, or shatter if allowed to slam against each other. Eye protection glasses should be worn when handling magnets, due to launching of small magnetic pieces at high speeds if shattering occurs. Strong magnets can pose a serious pinch hazard resulting from their attractive force on each other and to all ferrous materials. Ferrous materials should be kept far away from magnets. Large magnets are strong enough to severely pinch fingers and other body parts, as well as, break bones. Their large magnetic force can cause magnets to jump out of your hand grip and snap together with great force. Always use a strong grip and handle with great care. Magnets are not to be cut, drilled, sawed, or machined in any way unless done so by an experienced professional. Dust from cutting, drilling, sawing, or machining magnets is very flammable and creates toxic fumes which are very dangerous when inhaled. Shipping Safety Magnets are packed very carefully to ensure that any magnetic fields are well contained within the packages. Steel box liners are used to close out the external magnetic fields. This is done to make sure that each package is safe and complies with all postal regulations.