About the safe use of magnets, This 4 points need to be noted

Magnets are widely used in various industrial manufacturing fields because of their characteristics. Many products around us may use magnets in manufacturing, such as some toys, packaging boxes, electronic products, etc. So it is also considered that our life is relatively easy to contact items, and the magnet itself has magnetic. Many people like to hold it in their hands to play or interact with the surrounding ferrous metal. But in fact, playing with magnets is a safety hazard. The following magnet manufacturer, Haoxiang, shares with you the safe use of magnets. The following four points are critical to note.

 

1. magnets are not children's toys - First of all, the magnetic force between the magnets may be massive, children can not control it is easy to pinch, and more importantly, the volume of magnets is relatively tiny, so children can easily misuse, misuse of magnets, which may cause severe injuries to children if found immediately need to seek medical attention.

 

2. Damage to electronic devices - The strong magnetic field of neodymium magnets can damage certain magnetic media, such as credit cards, magnetic ID cards, cassettes, and video cassettes. Cards, cassettes, and videotapes. They can also damage televisions, computer monitors, and other CRT monitors. If you have a pacemaker or know of someone with a pacemaker who may come into contact with magnets, please call us to discuss your application before purchasing. There should be no problem with small electronics such as cell phones, iPods, calculators, solid state drives, and other devices that do not contain magnetic storage. For safety reasons, please try to avoid close contact with neodymium magnets. Multi-magnets have a particular magnetic field that is less damaging to sensitive electronics.

 

3. Avoid multi-magnet fit - do not let these magnets jam together with their full force, or they will break and likely send small pieces flying in all directions. Do not attempt to machine or drill holes in the magnets. For standard N40 grade magnets, do not heat them above 176F (80C), as this will cause them to lose their magnetism. If a high-temperature resistant magnet style is required, you can specify the requirements with the manufacturer in advance. It is recommended that protective gloves and goggles be worn when handling these magnets. Broken magnets have sharp edges. Magnet powders and particles from broken magnets should not be inhaled.

 

4. Pinch hazard - Neodymium magnets can pinch very hard, and some of our more giant magnets can easily break bones. For your safety, do not allow your fingers or any part of your body to get between the magnets, and please handle them with care. Thick gloves and goggles are recommended when handling more giant magnets.

 

Magnets may seem like harmless little particles, but their potential danger is still great, so we'd better be careful when touching them to avoid accidents.

 

Reprinted from Haoxiang Magnets – “About the safe use of magnets, This 4 points need to be noted”