Last Friday, I saw a netizen asking about the difference between a 5mm thick magnet and a 10mm thick magnet. Today, I will arrange and introduce the price difference, magnetic pull difference, and surface magnetic strength difference between these two thickness magnets.

The difference between a 5mm thick magnet and a 10mm thick magnet. Today, I will introduce the relevant differences between the specifications of neodymium magnets (sintered neodymium iron boron magnets) D10 * 5MM and D10 * 10mm.

10mm neodymium iron boron strong magnet

Firstly, there is a price difference. Magnets with a thickness of 5mm and 10mm are quite large, usually with a difference of nearly twice. Different magnet manufacturers have different prices based on the performance level, temperature resistance, purchase quantity, and profit margin used by customers.

The difference in tension between a 5mm thick magnet and a 10mm magnet

Let's still compare D10 * 5MM with D10 * 10MM. The tensile force for a thickness of 5mm is around 2.5kg, while the tensile force for a thickness of 10mm is around 4kg.

Differences in surface magnetism between 5mm thick magnets and 10mm magnets

The D10 * 5mm neodymium iron boron strong magnetic N35 grade indicates a magnetic strength of around 3705ga, while the N52 grade indicates a magnetic strength of around 4055 gauss.

The D10 * 10mm neodymium iron boron strong magnet has a grade N35 magnetic field of about 4656ga, and a grade N52 magnetic field of about 5083 gauss.

The above is an introduction to the prices, magnetic pull, and surface magnetic field strength of magnets with a diameter of 10mm and a thickness of 5mm and 10mm. Customers can choose magnets with different diameters and magnetic properties according to the actual situation of the product.