We are excited to announce the official launch of EclipseMagnetics.shop, our brand-new online store designed to make finding and purchasing magnetic products easier than ever. Whether you're sourcing high-performance magnetic...
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Magnetic chucks are essential workholding tools in precision engineering, machining, and grinding environments. They provide fast, secure, and distortion-free clamping for ferrous components, helping operators achieve tighter tolerances, enhanced surface...
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Keeping workshops and construction sites safe is a constant challenge. With heavy machinery, fast-paced workflows, and a variety of tools and materials in use, the risk of accidents is always...
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The Science Behind Magnetic Strength: What Makes a Magnet Strong? Magnets are everywhere — inside motors, sensors, speakers, medical devices, and even on your fridge. But not all magnets are...
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Creative, practical, and educational ways to use magnets at home, in schools, and in workshops. Magnets are more than just industrial tools — they’re a source of creativity, innovation, and...
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Samarium Cobalt magnets, often abbreviated as SmCo, are high-performance rare earth magnets known for their exceptional strength, stability, and resistance to temperature and corrosion. They are part of the same...
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Neodymium magnets are the strongest type of permanent magnet available today. Made from an alloy of neodymium, iron, and boron (NdFeB), these magnets deliver an incredible level of magnetic strength...
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Magnets are all around us — often hidden inside everyday household objects that rely on magnetic force to function. From the moment you open your fridge door to when you...
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Ferrite magnets, also known as ceramic magnets, are one of the most widely used types of permanent magnets in the world. Made primarily from a combination of iron oxide and...
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Alnico magnets are some of the oldest and most enduring types of permanent magnets still used today. Made from a blend of aluminium (Al), nickel (Ni), and cobalt (Co), with...
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