MG Series Magnets
Datasheet
MG Series Magnets
The MG Series magnets offered by Honeywell Sensing and Control includes several bar magnets in various
sizes and strengths for actuating Hall-effect and magnetoresistive sensor ICs. These bar magnets are for
use in sensors with unipolar or omnipolar magnetic characteristics.
Made from different magnetic materials and available in a variety of sizes and shapes, the MG Series
magnets can be used for evaluation and design of magnetic systems, and in numerous potential
applications across a variety of different industries. Some of these magnets are offered with threaded
bushings for easy installation and have a good resistance to demagnetization which could be caused by
magnetic shock. These magnets are designed to provide minimum magnetic fields at a specified distance
to help system designers match the appropriate magnet to their requirements.
Value to the Customer
Variety of sizes, shapes, and packaging options
to choose from
The MG Series consists of a range of magnets based on varying
dimensions and packaging types to help customers identify the
most appropriate magnet that can be used to evaluate Honeywell’s
Hall-effect and magnetoresistive sensor ICs in their applications.
DID YOU KNOW?
Magnetic sensing characteristics of Hall-effect sensor ICs are specified within
particular ranges.
For example, assume an application with a temperature range of -40 °C to 125 °C
[-40 °F to 257 °F] using an SS443A. The operate point may be up to 215 Gauss [21.5 mT]
and the release point may be 60 Gauss to 190 Gauss [6.0 mT to 19.0 mT]. To ensure
reliable operation, at least 215 Gauss [21.5 mT] must be presented to the sensor. For a
robust activation, the flux from the magnet at the maximum operating gap should be 20
% to 100 % higher than the sensor’s maximum operating point over temperature. The
Gauss level must then be reduced below 60 Gauss [6.0 mT] to ensure that the sensor will
release.
Therefore, it is necessary to know the flux density (Gauss) measured at the chip to be
able to:
• Select a device with the best magnetic characteristics for the application
• Select the best magnet
• Verify the desired mechanical characteristics
COMPACT SIZE • WIDE RANGE • VARIETY OF SHAPES
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Features
and Benefits
PHYSICAL STRENGTH
The MG Series offers Alnico or Indox magnets which exhibit good physical strength.
MAGNETIC FIELD
Rare Earth (SmCo-Samarium Cobalt) magnets from MG Series offer strong magnetic field
in compact sizes.
Choose the best fit option
MAGNETIC MATERIAL
Honeywell’s MG Series offer magnets made from different magnetic materials allowing
customers to choose the most suitable option for their application.
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
The MG Series magnets exhibit good stability over a wide range of operating temperatures,
as low as -40 °C [-40 °F] or as high as 140 °C [284 °F] to 300 °C [572 °F], depending on
the magnet.
OPERATING MAGNETIC GAUSS LEVELS
The MG Series offers a wide selection of magnets operating across various magnetic Gauss
levels to choose from.
Potential Applications
These magnets are used as actuators for Hall-effect and magnetoresistive sensor ICs which
in turn can be used in a number of potential industrial and medical applications.
INDUSTRIAL
•
Door or lid closure detection in appliances or electronically controlled containers
The unipolar sensor recessed in the door frame with a magnet embedded in the door
can help in sensing the open and close positions in doors or lids in appliances or
electronically controlled containers.
• Simple speed and RPM (revolutions per minute) sensing in fitness and industrial
equipment
A single magnet of appropriate polarity mounted on the motor shaft of a treadmill when
actuates a unipolar Hall-effect sensor IC generates single digital pulse for each revolution
which in turn can help measure the speed or RPM of the equipment.
MEDICAL
• Position sensor in hospital beds and medical equipment
Magnets can be used to determine the home or end-of-travel position of the equipment
on an activator arm of hospital beds and medical equipment.
• Medication bin monitor on portable drug carts
These magnets can be mounted on a drug dispensing drawer to detect the open or
close position using a unipolar Hall-effect sensor IC.
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MAGNET CURVES
The curves shown on the graphs are typical plots of induction (Gauss) versus distance for various magnets.
Mode of operation: Head-on
Figure 1. 101MG2L1
Figure 2. 101MG3
Distance [mm]
Distance [mm]
800
1600
700
1400
600
1200
500
1000
Gauss
Gauss
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
400
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
800
300
600
200
400
100
200
0
0
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
Distance [in]
Figure 3. 101MG7
Figure 4. 101MG8
Distance [mm]
1200
1000
1000
800
800
Gauss
Gauss
1200
Distance [mm]
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
600
600
400
400
200
200
0
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
0
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
Distance [in]
Figure 6. 102MG15
Figure 5. 102MG11
Distance [mm]
1000
1000
800
800
600
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
600
400
400
200
200
0
0
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
4
1200
Gauss
Gauss
1200
Distance [mm]
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
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Distance [in]
MG Series Magnets
Figure 7. 103MG5
Figure 8. 103MG8
Distance [mm]
3000
1000
2500
800
2000
Gauss
Gauss
1200
Distance [mm]
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
600
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
1500
400
1000
200
500
0
0
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
Distance [in]
Figure 9. 104MG1
Figure 10. 104MG2
Distance [mm]
1000
2500
800
2000
600
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
3000
Gauss
Gauss
1200
Distance [mm]
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
1500
400
1000
200
500
0
0
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
Distance [in]
Figure 11. 104MG3
Figure 12. 106MG10
Distance [mm]
2500
Distance [mm]
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
3000
2500
2000
2000
1500
Gauss
Gauss
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
1000
1500
1000
500
500
0
0
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
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Figure 13. 107MG1
Distance [mm]
0,25 0,76 1,27 2,54 3,81 5,08
8000
7000
6000
Gauss
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
0.01 0.03 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2
Distance [in]
Mode of operation: Slide-by
Figure 14. 101MG2L1
Figure 15. 101MG3
3,8
6,4
8,9
11,4
13,1
16,5
19,1
0.25
0.35
0.45
0.55
0.65
0.75
-1,3
-0.05
0.15
-3,8
-0.15
1,3
-6,4
-0.25
0
-8,9
-0.35
300
Gauss
250
200
250
200
150
150
100
100
50
50
0
Distance [in]
Figure 16. 101MG7
Figure 17. 103MG5
400
14
350
12
Gap
3,81 mm
[0.15 in]
250
Gauss x 100
10
200
150
100
50
5,1
2,5
13,1
11,4
8,9
6,4
Distance [mm]
3,8
1,3
-1,3
-3,8
-6,4
-8,9
-11,4
-13,1
Distance [mm]
300
0
0.4
0.35
0.3
0.25
0.2
0.15
0.1
0.05
0
-0.05
-0.1
-0.15
-0.2
-0.25
-0.3
-0.35
-0.4
0
Distance [in]
Gauss
0.05
-11,4
350
300
Gauss
-13,1
400
-0.45
350
-0.55
450
-16,5
400
-19,1
500
-0.65
450
-0.75
10,2
8,9
7,6
6,4
5,1
3,8
Distance [mm]
2,5
1,3
0
-1,3
-2,5
-3,8
-5,1
-6,4
-7,6
-8,9
-10,2
Distance [mm]
Gap
0,25 mm
[0.01 in]
Gap
0,51 mm
[0.02 in]
8
6
4
0
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0.20
0.55
0.45
0.35
0.25
0.15
0.05
-0.05
-0.15
-0.25
-0.35
-0.45
-0.55
Distance [in]
6
0
0.10
2
-50
MG Series Magnets
Figure 18. 103MG8
Figure 19. 106MG10
550
20
350
Gap
1,27 mm
[0.05 in]
Gauss x 100
250
150
10
Distance [in]
0.30
0
0.10
0.20
0.30
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0
-0.1
-0.2
-0.3
-0.4
-0.5
-0.6
-50
0.20
Gap
2,54 mm
[0.10 in]
50
0.10
Gauss
7,6
Gap
0,76 mm
[0.03 in]
Gap
5,08 mm
[0.20 in]
450
5,1
2,5
0
2,5
5,1
7,6
15,2
12,7
10,2
7,6
5,1
Distance [mm]
2,5
0
-2,5
-5,1
-7,6
-10,2
-12,7
-15,2
Distance [mm]
Distance [in]
Figure 20. 107MG1
-1,3
1,3
3,8
6,4
8,9
11,4
13,1
-0.05
0.05
0.15
0.25
0.35
0.45
0.55
-3,8
-6,4
-8,9
-11,4
-13,1
Distance [mm]
450
400
Gap
5,08 mm
[0.20 in]
350
250
200
150
100
50
-0.15
-0.25
-0.35
-0.45
0
-0.55
Gauss
300
Distance [in]
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METHOD OF MAGNET ACTUATION
There are many ways to apply magnets in Hall-effect sensor applications. The more common methods are described below.
HEAD-ON ACTUATION
For “head-on” actuation, there should be sufficient magnet travel to provide at least 10 % flux overdrive of both maximum operate and
minimum release characteristics of the sensor. The target is centered over the point of maximum sensitivity and is moved “head-on” to the
sensor, then backed off.
Magnetic field
(Gauss)
Figure 21. Unipolar Head-on
G1
G2
D1 D2 Distance
Arrow indicates direction
of magnetic flux
S
Distance
Motion of
magnet
SLIDE-BY ACTUATION
For “slide-by” actuation, the magnet should pass the sensing surface at a distance which provides at least 10 % flux overdrive above
maximum operate. The target is moved across the face of the sensor at a specified distance.
Figure 22.
Unipolar Slide-by
(One magnet)
Magnetic field
(Gauss)
G1
Figure 23.
Bipolar Slide-by
(One magnet)
Magnetic field
(Gauss)
G2
-D2 -D1
D1 D2 Distance
D4 D3
Distance
D2 D1
Motion of magnet
Motion of magnet
N
S
Arrow indicates
direction of
magnetic flux
Arrow indicates
direction of
magnetic flux
Gap
Distance
Figure 24.
Bipolar Slide-by
(Two magnets)
Magnetic field
(Gauss)
N
Gap
Distance
Figure 25.
Bipolar Slide-by
(Three magnets)
Output voltage
(Volts)
Distance
Input field
Motion of magnet
Motion of magnet
N
S
Arrow indicates
direction of
magnetic flux
Arrow indicates
direction of
magnetic flux
Gap
Distance
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MAGNET CONVERSION CHART
Table 1. Multiplication Factors
From / To
Gauss
Tesla
Gauss
1.0
1.0 × 10
Tesla
1.0 × 10
1.0
1.0 × 10
Millitesla
0.1
1.0 × 103
1.0
6.4516 × 10-5
6.4516 × 10-4
Weber/Meter
1.0 × 10
1.0
Line/Inch2
6.4516 × 10-5
6.4516 × 10-4
6.4516 × 10-2
Gammas
1.0 × 10
1.0 × 10
1.0 × 10
-4
Weber/Inch2
2
-4
6
Millitesla
Weber/Inch2
Weber/Meter2
Line/Inch2
Gammas
10
1.55 × 10
1.0 × 10
7
1.55 × 10
1.0 × 10-5
1.55 × 10
1.0
1.55 × 10
3
1.0 × 10-9
1.55 × 10-4
1.0 × 103
1.55 × 106
1.0 × 10-6
6.4516 × 10-2
1.0
6.4516 × 106
1.0
6.4516 × 10-13
1.0 × 10
1.55 × 10
1.0
1.55 × 10
1.0
6.4516 × 106
4
-3
4
3
-3
9
7
3
1.55 × 10
6
1.0 × 10
12
9
1.0 × 10-9
3
1.0
6.4516 × 10-13
1.55 × 10
1.0
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Table 2. Various Magnetic Materials
Magnetic Material
(BDHD) – Peak Energy Product
(BR) – Residual Induction Gauss
(HC) – Coercive Force Oersteds
Alnico V
5.5 × 10
12800
640
Alnico VIII
6.0 × 106
9200
1550
Rare Earth (SmCo magnet)
18.0 × 106
8600
8000
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DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
Figure 26. Alnico VI Sintered – 101MG2L1
Figure 27. Alnico V Cast – 101MG3
3,18 mm
[0.125 in]
6,35 mm
[ 0.25 in]
3,18 mm
[0.125 in]
‘N’ end identified
with red
‘N’ end indicated with red
Axis of magnetization
N
9,53 mm ±0,25 mm
[0.375 in ±0.01 in]
S
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
31,75 mm
[1.25 in]
Location of
Hall probe
Location of Hall probe
5,21 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.205 in ±0.001 in]
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Figure 28. Alnico VIII Sintered – 101MG7
Figure 29. Alnico VIII Sintered – 101MG8
6,35 mm ±0,25 mm
[ 0.25 in ±0.01 in]
6,35 mm ±0,25 mm
[0.25 in ±0.01 in]
6,22 mm
[0.245 in]
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
S
Location of Hall probe
Location of Hall probe
Figure 30. Alnico VIII Sintered – 102MG11
Figure 31. Alnico VIII Sintered – 102MG15
7,87 mm
[ 0.31 in]
17,02 mm
[0.67 in]
7,62 mm
[0.30 in]
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
8-32 Thread
4-40 Thread
12,19 mm
[0.48 in]
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
South Pole
Axis of magnetization
Slot
7,87 mm
[ 0.31 in]
Axis of magnetization
0,81 mm
[0.032 in]
Axis of magnetization
N
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
‘N’ end identified
with red
Axis of magnetization
‘N’ end identified
with red
6,22 mm
[ 0.245 in]
South Pole
Location of Hall probe
Location of Hall probe
Figure 32. Rare Earth Pressed – 103MG5
Figure 33. Rare Earth Pressed – 103MG8
1,98 mm
[0.078 in]
Magnetized
direction
5,59 mm ±0,25 mm
[0.22 in ±0.01 in]
1,98 mm
[0.078 in]
5,08 mm
[0.20 in]
5,59 mm ±0,25 mm
[0.22 in ±0.01 in]
1,02 mm
[0.04 in]
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
0,76 mm max. R (4)
[0.03 in max. R (4)]
2,54 mm
[0.10 in]
3,05 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.12 in ±0.001 in]
Location of Hall probe
Location of Hall probe
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Figure 34. Rare Earth Pressed – 104MG1
Figure 35. Rare Earth Pressed – 104MG2
1,98 mm
[0.078 in]
3,18 mm
[0.125 in]
1,98 mm
[0.078 in]
3,18 mm
[0.125 in]
1,02 mm
[0.04 in]
1,02 mm
[0.04 in]
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
Location of Hall probe
Location of Hall probe
Figure 36. Rare Earth Pressed – 104MG3
Figure 37. Rare Earth Pressed – 106MG10
3,96 mm
[0.156 in]
10,16 mm
[ 0.40 in]
1,98 mm
[0.078 in]
2,54 mm
[ 0.10 in]
1/4-20 plastic thread
1,02 mm
[0.04 in]
12,7 mm
[0.50 in]
23,62 mm
[0.93 in]
7,62 mm
[0.30 in]
2,54 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.10 in ±0.001 in]
Axis of magnetization
Rare Earth magnet
5,21 mm ±0,03 mm
[0.205 in ±0.001 in] S
Location of Hall probe
Location of Hall probe
Figure 38. Alnico VIII Sintered – 107MG1
15/32-32 UNS-2A
25,4 mm ±1,02 mm
[1.0 in ±0.04 in]
2X hex nut
South Pole
Date code
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MAGNET SELECTION GUIDE
The below guide is designed to aid in determining the best magnet for use with a Hall-effect or magnetoresistive sensor. There are several
factors to consider when choosing a magnet. The most important is gap distance. There must be a strong enough magnetic Gauss level
to operate the sensor at the correct distance. By using the maximum operate magnetic Gauss characteristics, you can determine which
magnet will operate the sensor. The other important factors include temperature and physical environment of the application. The Gauss
levels below are typical values only and not guaranteed rated specifications.
Magnetic Shock
Resistance
Resistance to
Demagnetization
Table 3. Magnet Selection Guide
0,25 mm
[0.01 in]
0,76 mm
[0.03 in]
1,27 mm
[0.05 in]
2,54 mm
[0.10 in]
3,81 mm
[0.15 in]
5,08 mm
[0.20 in]
Good
Good
730
550
410
205
115
75
Poor
Fair
1460
1320
1170
810
575
420
-40 °C to 250 °C
-40 °F to 482 °F
Good
Excellent
1050
900
755
470
295
195
Good
-40 °C to 250 °C
-40 °F to 482 °F
Good
Excellent
1050
900
755
470
295
195
Alnico VIII
Sintered
Good
-40 °C to 140 °C
-40 °F to 284 °F
Good
Excellent
1050
900
755
470
295
195
102MG15
Alnico VIII
Sintered
Good
-40 °C to 140 °C
-40 °F to 284 °F
Good
Excellent
1050
900
755
470
295
195
103MG5
Rare Earth
Pressed
Poor
-40 °C to 200 °C
-40 °F to 392 °F
Good
Excellent
1110
630
365
120
55
25
103MG8
Rare Earth
Pressed
Poor
-40 °C to 200 °C
-40 °F to 392 °F
Good
Excellent
2620
2100
1600
940
550
350
104MG1
Rare Earth
Pressed
Poor
-40 °C to 150 °C
-40 °F to 302 °F
Good
Excellent
1110
630
365
120
55
25
104MG2
Rare Earth
Pressed
Poor
-40 °C to 150 °C
-40 °F to 302 °F
Good
Excellent
2500
1600
1000
370
140
70
104MG3
Rare Earth
Pressed
Poor
-40 °C to 150 °C
-40 °F to 302 °F
Good
Excellent
2350
1400
800
280
100
50
106MG10
Rare Earth
Pressed
Poor
-40 °C to 150 °C
-40 °F to 302 °F
Good
Excellent
2620
2100
1600
940
550
350
107MG1***
Alnico VIII
Sintered
Good
-40 °C to 140 °C
-40 °F to 284 °F
Good
Excellent
7800
7800
7800
750
550
375
Catalog
Listing
Material
and
Process
Physical
Strength
Temperature
Range*
101MG2L1
Alnico VI
Sintered
Good
-40 °C to 250 °C
-40 °F to 482 °F
101MG3
Alnico V
Cast
Good
-40 °C to 300 °C
-40 °F to 572 °F
101MG7
Alnico VIII
Sintered
Good
101MG8
Alnico VIII
Sintered
102MG11
*Magnet exibits good stability over indicated temperature range
**Gap distance from sensing surface
***Measurement device saturated @ 800 Gauss
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Gap Distance mm [in]** and Gauss Level (G)
@ 25 ° C [77 ° F] †
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Order Guide (Measurements for reference only)
Catalog
Listing
Material and
Process
Dimension
Description
101MG2L1
Alnico VI
Sintered
9,53 mm L x 3,18 mm W x 3,18 mm H
[0.375 in L x 0.125 in W x 0.125 in H]
Bar magnet;
North Pole is indicated with red
101MG3
Alnico V
Cast
31,75 mm L x 6,35 mm dia
[1.25 in L x 0.25 in dia]
Cylindrical magnet;
North Pole is indicated with red
101MG7
Alnico VIII
Sintered
6,35 mm L x 6,35 mm dia
[0.25 in L x 0.25 in dia]
Cylindrical magnet;
North Pole is indicated with red
101MG7-BP
Alnico VIII
Sintered
6,35 mm L x 6,35 mm dia
[0.25 in L x 0.25 in dia]
Cylindrical magnet;
North Pole is indicated with red;
bulk packaging in 100 unit lots
101MG8-BP
Alnico VIII
Sintered
6,22 mm L x 6,22 mm dia
[0.245 in L x 0.245 in dia]
Cylindrical magnet;
North Pole is indicated with red;
bulk packaging in 100 unit lots
102MG11
Alnico VIII
Sintered
17,02 mm L x 7,87 mm dia
[0.67 in L x 0.31 in dia]
Magnet with 8 x 32 threaded shaft
for easy installation
102MG11-BP
Alnico VIII
Sintered
17,02 mm L x 7,87 mm dia
[0.67 in L x 0.31 in dia]
Magnet with 8 x 32 threaded shaft
for easy installation;
bulk packaging in 100 unit lots
102MG15
Alnico VIII
Sintered
12,19 mm L x 7,87 mm dia
[0.48 in L x 0.31 in dia]
Magnet with 4-40 threaded shaft
for easy installation
102MG15-BP
Alnico VIII
Sintered
12,19 mm L x 7,87 mm dia
[0.48 in L x 0.31 in dia]
Magnet with 4-40 threaded shaft
for easy installation;
bulk packaging in 100 unit lots
103MG5
Rare Earth
Pressed
1,98 mm L x 1,98 mm W x 1,02 mm H
[0.078 in L x 0.078 in W x 0.04 in H]
Square magnet; 125 pieces per tube
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Catalog
Listing
Material and
Process
Dimension
Description
103MG8
Rare Earth
Pressed
5,59 mm L x 5,08 mm W x 5,59 mm H
[0.22 in W x 0.20 in W x 0.22 in H]
Bar magnet
104MG1
Rare Earth
Pressed
1,98 mm L x 1,02 mm W x 1,98 mm H
[0.078 in L x 0.04 in W x 0.078 in H]
Bar magnet, magnetized and conditioned
for operation; tube is marked with a red dot
indicating North Pole; 125 pieces per tube
104MG2
Rare Earth
Pressed
3,18 mm L x 1,02 mm W x 3,18 mm H
[0.125 in L x 0.04 in W x 0.125 in H]
Bar magnet; 125 pieces per tube
104MG3
Rare Earth
Pressed
3,96 mm L x 1,02 mm W x 1,98 mm H
[0.156 in L x 0.04 in W x 0.078 in H]
Bar magnet, magnetized and conditioned
for operation; 125 pieces per tube
106MG10
Rare Earth
Pressed
23,62 mm L x 10,16 mm dia
[0.93 in L x 0.4 in dia]
Magnet in threaded plastic holder;
1/4-20 thread for easy installation
106MG10-BP
Rare Earth
Pressed
23,62 mm L x 10,16 mm dia
[0.93 in L x 0.4 in dia]
Magnet in threaded plastic holder;
1/4-20 thread for easy installation;
bulk packaging in 100 unit lots
107MG1
Alnico VIII
Sintered
25,4 mm L x 0,47 mm dia
[1.00 in L x 15/32-32 UNS-2A dia]
Magnet in epoxy filled 15/32-32 UNS-2A
aluminum package; 2 hex nuts; 1 per box
•BP - Bulk Pack
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