Neodymium magnet in daylife 0.2-250mm N35-N52 

• Neodymium magnets (neodymium iron boride,  NdFeB) are the strongest permanent magnets in the world.

• A N52 neodymium magnet can hold up to 2000 times its own weight.

• Magnets the size of a cent can easily be lifted by a vacuum cleaner, magnets from approx. 4cm³ can hardly be separated by hand.

These magnets have a much higher flux density than normal ‘fridge or pin board magnets’.
The range of applications for neodymium magnets is very wide! Whether you go on a treasure hunt or simply collect metal shavings is up to you.
Caution: Measuring devices such as electricity, gas and water meters can remain in the vicinity of the magnet.

Pulling dents out of cars, erasing hard drives (in an emergency).
Sharpen razor blades. Razor blades last 5x longer or stay super sharp after every shave.
Simply place it on the magnet after shaving – try it out and be amazed.
Clamp to the oil filter. Cleans the engine oil and saves fuel. Clamp to the fuel line and air filter –
Water decalcification and water revitalization for the whole house (connect to the main water pipe).
Delete EC cards and video tapes – pin wall and fridge magnet. Switching magnetic contacts, interference suppression filters for magic and experimentation (THE tool for all hobby magicians)
For searching for lost objects in the portcullis, e.g. in underground garages, behind the closet or in the lake.
For lifting objects (manhole covers, metal plates, hooks for chips, etc.)
In the garden and at home for attaching decorations to ceilings (e.g. lamps, rechargeable battery lights, frescoes, shelves)
Electric motor, power generator, wind turbine (free energy, brushless etc.)
Pull magnets with you when you go for a walk (in a cloth bag). You’ll be surprised what’s stuck with it.
As attachment of metal objects (keys, screwdrivers, tools…) model making (brushless motors)
As a gift, as a party gag or just to show off…
Large magnets have no place in children’s hands!
It is best to store in places inaccessible to children!
Small magnets can be a choking hazard, so let children play with them under supervision.