How much weight can 1 magnet hold?
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It depends on whether the magnet is against the metal directly with the weight glued to the magnet, or the weight is in the form of cardboard or cloth separating the magnet from the metal and providing effective slippage. The magnet is difficult to remove if holding something thin to a smooth metal surface. I would guess it will hold pounds as apposed to ounces.
724387
They are probably too heavy for a magnetic strip holder. These are pretty heavy duty and durable.
1339770
No. 4 pounds is too heavy. This magnet holder is for utensils and dish towels. They are not extremely heavy. The holder is not for pots or pans or anything very heavy.
1134359
Good question. I will conduct an experiment and let you know. I don't know how strong these are in quantitative terms but they are pretty damn strong for such tiny magnets.
915849
Absolutely! These rare earth magnets are powerful enough to support the weight of a standard size elephant but gentle enough that you will be able to lift them off once they attach. I have also used them when I bungee jump to attach the bungee to the deck that I am jumping off. Then when I am at the bottom my friends just lift the magnet off.
1696543
If your asking about spacing, having the magnet more then 1/4" away from the metallic surface will loose 50% of it's strength. Your best bet is to keep it as close as possible. 10 pounds shouldn't be an issue, I would experiment with it a bit first to make sure it will hold. 1/2" by 1" may be too weak.
1683577
Magnet is 1/2 inch thick and 2.75 inches in diameter. Entire speaker depth is 1.75 inchest from top of mounting hole to back of magnet. Do not know the weight.
488589
Interesting question. I went and try to see if one of my refrigerator magnet would stick, nothing happen. So, I would say no. You would probably have to modify the base with a magnet plate, which might work, but it would have to be industrial magnet to hold so much weight I would think? But a great idea.
900279
I did not measure them but what I can tell you is, I have used many magnets before but I have not used any as strong as these. With your hands, if you get them any closer than 1/2 inch apart you cannot hold them back.
336804
Mostly any magnet works if you are willing to use something other than the stock part. I recommend neodymium magnets. I have a bunch of these for other purposes and they work great and are EXTREMELY strong. Amazon sells many different sizes and shapes.
1668455
For reference : Small bar magnet ~ 0.01 Tesla 100 Gauss Strong lab magnet 10 Tesla 100,000 Gauss I'm guessing this one is on the low end ...
1081706
They are very strong magnets but you may need a few for a 3 pound tool. Will definitely work well for screw drivers, wrenches, pliers, and ratchets. Hammers may require 2 depending on the weight.
333698
I would say strong enough to hold when full of binder clips, paperclips, or other objects that might have some heft. Strength in magnets is a little hard to measure for these, but I use mine for a spice rack and I never worry about them falling off, even when nudged accidentally. Hope that helps.
713008
I think these magnets are too thin and small for your project. I have already shattered one by having it clash against another stronger magnet.
1462283
Probably not. Magnet is OK, but not super strong, will likely fall off too if you leave it there all the time
1302990
The magnet is fairly strong. I wouldn't chance it. I might carry it separately if possible
1284506
I'm going to say yes. They are very strong. It will handle 7 pounds easy. The length of the gun may affect that? But I'm telling you the thing is strong, with a pistol you have to leverage the handle to yank it off the magnet. You won't regret it.