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Mini magnets - small strong neodymium magnets

You can find strong neodymium mini magnets in our shop in many shapes and with different coatings. These small magnets, also known as miniature magnets or tiny magnets, are extremely versatile. For their small size, they possess a surprising amount of adhesive force – made from neodymium, even our small magnets are very powerful. If you are looking for larger magnets, you'll find them in our neodymium magnets category.
You can find strong neodymium mini magnets in our shop in many shapes and with different coatings. These small magnets, also known as miniature magnets or tiny magnets, are extremely versatile. For their small size, they possess a surprising amount of adhesive force – made from neodymium, even our small magnets are very…
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Are you looking for very small, round magnets? No problem, our smallest mini magnet has a diameter of only one millimetre. What a tiny little thing! However, this small magnet surprises with its high adhesive force and is, in fact, strong enough to hold a small note on a magnetic board. The secret: The mini magnets belong to the group of neodymium magnets, also known as super magnets. But where are these mini magnets used?

Miniature magnets for scale modelling

Model making requires a light touch. Often, it is quite a challenge to properly grip and assemble the small individual parts of a model railway or model car. The advantage of miniature neodymium magnets is that they have a high adhesive force compared to their size. Perfect for tiny spaces in model making. For example, car doors and bonnets remain closed, train compositions hold together. These mini magnets also prevent model cars from jumping the racetrack.

Miniature magnets are also great for switching the gear of small character pieces in a tabletop game. To do that, attach a small magnet to the arms as well as the gear. Now the characters can carry different items with them.

Tip: When glueing these tiny magnets, make sure the poles of the magnets attract and don’t repel one another.

Small magnets are perfect for DIY projects

You can easily make your own ornate magnets. Simply glue a disc magnet to an old decorative item and voila, you have created a unique piece. Instead of one larger magnet, use several small magnets from our assortment. This will distribute the magnetic force over the entire piece rather than being clustered in the middle. For example, pieces made of fuse beads can turn into one-of-a-kind colourful fridge magnets. Simply arrange a few mini magnets evenly on the reverse side of each piece. This will also prevent the pieces from bulging over time.
Our mini magnets are perfect for greeting cards, allowing you to easily create versatile card closures. For inspiration, take a look at our customer project Crafting a greeting card. When mailing your cards, make sure you shield the magnets sufficiently. We explain how this is done on our FAQ page: Can I send magnets by mail?.

With our mini neodymium magnets, individual parts of three-dimensional structures can be put together. For example, a greenhouse was assembled with small block magnets. You can find detailed information about this project in our customer project Mini Greenhouse.

If you set up your own small photo studio at home, you will find a use for our mini magnets there too. With the help of these small magnets and self-adhesive metal tape 35 mm, you can secure the studio background without damaging the sheet or having to worry about ripples. Learn how it is done in our customer project Background for Mini Photo Studio.

Mini magnets in research and medicine

Researchers and lab technicians work with tiny samples under the microscope every day. With small neodymium magnets, these samples can be easily fixed in place under the microscope without covering the specimen.