FAQ

Read why drilling and sawing in neodymium and ferrite magnets is generally discouraged, get tips for safe drilling, recommended drill bits, and safe alternatives.

Learn about key factors determining neodymium magnet strength, including magnet grade, size, shape, surface quality, metal type, temperature, and positioning tips for maximum magnetic adhesion.

Article explaining the use of self-adhesive magnets and self-adhesive magnetic tape.

Explanation of whether and how multiple magnets can be combined into a magnetic stack to increase magnetic strength.

We explain what the term ‘gauss’ means and how it can be used when buying magnets

The word “quality grade” is important to know when buying magnets. Here you'll learn what information the one letter and two numbers tell you.

Read about what alloy is and why it's important to know a little when buying magnets.

Learn why pot magnets are brilliant and why they sometimes aren't.

Guide to finding the magnetic poles on a magnet

Guide on how to separate small and large magnets without damaging the magnets or your fingers.

Article explaining the main differences between ferrite and neodymium magnets

Is magnetism dangerous? We encounter magnetic fields daily, from the Earth to powerful devices like MRI scanners and magnets. But does it pose a risk to our health?

Read about what magnetic paint is and what it can be used for. You'll also find answers to the most common questions about magnetic paint.

Explanation of how the words Strength and Bearing Capacity can tell you how powerful a magnet is in different usage situations.

We give a brief explanation of magnet therapy and explain how Brisingi Magnets can help answer your questions.

Tips on how to avoid breaking your magnets and an explanation of why your magnets sometimes break.

Finding the right magnet for a glass board can be difficult. That's why we've created a glass board guide to help you.