Do you know what the gauss of this magnet is?
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 ...
1038520
You should build a non-magnetic globe around the magnet. There is another product which is exactly this, so if you didn't buy yet you should prefer buy the globe instead
621453
In that case the magnet bends rays of radiation. I have three and it hadn't caused an issue to my knowledge. Also I think the manufacturer addresses that question because I remember researching that before I purchased it.
234625
If it is made of ferrous metal, so the magnet will work, you should not have any issues.
446546
Mine has the magnetic field & I've yet too use it... sorry I'm not much help.
1189209
It is at least 13,800 gauss. Much higher than needed for magnetic therapies.
425869
Well, I checked and the magnet barely has any pull. I looked it up though and apparently this is still normal and doesn't mean it's not stainless steel. Here's a reliable source of info on it. http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-dont-magnets-work-on/
2077730
No idea about its accuracy. I think the book says within an inch. My most valuable tool in actually a strong magnet! Iron gets dirt colored and the magnet makes it easy.
1168675
You've got to be kidding! A magnet is a magnet. That's like asking if a magnetic engine block heater will work in freezing weather!
1983447
You can see the full data at: http://www.rare-earth-magnets.com/p-25-nsn0604.aspx
2165494
I can only assume that it is magnet size. I have the red one and is perfect for my homeowner purposes. I use it all the time!
184031
According to the specifications on the box:32 ohms100 db/mW7 Hz - 27 kHz50 mm (1-15/16 in.)Magnet not mentioned
65647
I have no idea of the exact metal content of this item but I can tell you that I tried several large magnets and none would stick to it. Don't know if that helps to answer your question. Sorry.
1953121
There is a sort of lip on the middle right side and that is where the magnet is.
908114
Nothing in the specs (even at the supplier) indicates "rare earth," so I presume that it is not, especially when considering the price. I looks and acts like a Ferrite magnet, which is the least expensive "permanent" magnet.I am sure that if this were a rare earth magnet, marketing would insist on that label to justify a higher price. However if you want to pick up nails, screws, a screw driver, etc. without bending over this is great. I take mine with me when I walk in our alley and usually pick up 5 or six nails.
249480
A little round magnet, not really strong. However, I wouldn't put credit cards in the slots even if there wasn't a magnet.
2077400
no its not, there is one you can get here in amazon that clearly specify that it is magnetic.V.