N35 Neodymium Magnet Disc 6mmx2mm (BRM27)

Magnet Safety and Handling

Magnets are widely used in homes, workshops, and electronics, but strong magnets must be handled carefully to avoid injury or damage.

Keep Away from Children

Small magnets can be dangerous if swallowed. Multiple magnets can attract inside the body and cause serious injury.
Never allow children to play with magnets unsupervised.

Handle With Care

Magnets can snap together with force, pinching fingers or skin.

• Handle one magnet at a time.

• Keep a firm grip and avoid placing magnets loosely near each other.

• Wear protective gloves when handling strong magnets.

Risk of Breaking or Chipping

Magnets are brittle and can crack or shatter if dropped, creating sharp edges or flying fragments.
Wear safety goggles and avoid impacts.

Keep Away From Electronics

Magnets can damage or interfere with:

• Computers and hard drives

• Credit cards and storage media

• Medical devices (e.g., pacemakers)

Maintain at least 20 cm distance from sensitive devices.

Separate Magnets Safely

Do not pull magnets apart.
Slide them apart using a controlled motion and use non-magnetic tools if needed.

Health Considerations

Some coatings may cause skin irritation. If you have sensitivities, limit contact and use gloves.

Always handle magnets responsibly to ensure safe and effective use.