Adhesive Backed Disc Magnets

3M 486 adhesive backing for best adhesion,Quick release tab for fast and effective liner removal,Strongest magnet material available,Maximum operating temperature 80°C,Neodymium (rare earth) NdFeB adhesive backed disc magnets,Neodymium (rare earth) or NdFeB adhesive backed disc magnets are round coin-shaped magnets of varying diameter and thickness which have an adhesive backed layer on one pole. The adhesive layer is a 3M adhesive wita protective backing strip - simply remove the protective backing strip and press the adhesive backed Neodymium disc magnets onto the item you want to adhere to.The adhesive layer is placed on one magnetic pole. So a North described adhesive backed NdFeB disc magnet has the magnetic North pole visible and the magnetic South pole has the adhesive backing. A South described adhesive backed Neodymium disc magnet has the magnetic South pole visible and the magnetic North pole has the adhesive backing.Using the Adhesive Backed Neodymium Magnets to Attract a Ferromagnetic Surface.When using the magnets to attract a ferromagnetic surface (such as mild steel), either type of NdFeB adhesive backed disc magnet can be used (you could use all Souths or all Norths or even a combination - it does not matter). Sometimes, if the magnets are spaced apart near enough to each other, you could consider using alternate Norths and Souths as this may possibly give a small boost to performance (because the magnets interact is a positive way, attracting and pulling the fields around each other).A North version of a Neodymium adhesive backed disc magnet will have the same performance as a same-sized South version of the NdFeB adhesive backed disc magnet.The Neodymium magnets will attract or repel each other depending on how the magnets are placed relative to each other. For attraction you need a North pole face on one magnet directed to a South pole face on the other magnet (following the magnetic rule of unlike poles attract). If a North faces another North or a South faces another South you have like poles which means repulsion. In some applications the magnet is hidden (e.g. the magnet is adhered to card which is then folded over to hide the magnet away which results in the magnet pole being turned over as well). So knowing how you want the magnets placing in the final assembly could affect the polarity you need for your magnets.Such NdFeB adhesive backed disc magnets are very popular with the printing, packaging and arts and crafts industries as well as for use in the office and at home.The NdFeB adhesive backed disc magnets are axially magnetised (the thickness of the disc is the distance between the North and South circular pole faces - the magnet is magnetised along the central axis