Q1. How can I identify the poles of the magnets?

Q2. Is one pole stronger than the other?

Q3. Which is the strongest type of magnet?

Q4. What does "Magnetized thru thickness" mean?

Q5. What materials do magnets attract?

Q6. What materials can I use to block/shield magnetic fields?

Q7. Can you supply monopole magnets?

Q8. Can you supply a disc/cylinder/ring/sphere magnet with one pole on the outside and one on the inside?

Q9. Does stacking magnets together make them stronger?

Q10. How is the pull force of each magnet determined?

Q11. I am using another online magnet pull force calculator. Why is the pull force value from the calculator different from Lifton Magnets' pull force calculator?

Q12. Will a magnet with a 20 lb pull force lift a 20 lb object?

Q13. Can you supply BH Curves, or Demagnetization Curves for your magnets?

Q14. What does a magnetic field look like?

Q15. How is the strength of a magnet measured?

Q1. What are neodymium magnets? Are they the same as "rare earth" magnets?

Q2. What are neodymium magnets made from and how are they made?

Q3. Can I solder or weld to neodymium magnets?

Q4. What is the gauss rating of your magnets?

Q5. Do neodymium magnets require a keeper?

Q6. Will my neodymium magnets lose strength over time?

Q7. Will neodymium magnets lose strength if they are held in repelling or attracting positions for a long time?

Q8. What are neodymium magnets used for?

Q9. How is neodymium pronounced?

Q10. Are your Neodymium Rare Earth Magnets RoHS compliant?

Q11. Can I make a magnet that I already have any stronger?

Q12. I need a magnet the size of a penny/nickel/dime/quarter.   What size do I need?

Q13. What is the difference between the maximum operating temperature and the Curie temperature of the magnets?

Q14. Can I cut, drill, or machine neodymium magnets?

Q15. What does the " N rating ", or grade, of the neodymium magnets mean?

Q16. How strong of a magnetic field is necessary to magnetize a neodymium magnet?

Q17. Do I have to worry about temperature with neodymium magnets?

Q1. How can I separate strong magnets?

Q2. I have metal dust all over my magnets. How can I remove it?

Q3. Are there any regulations for shipping magnets?

Q1. Why are most neodymium magnets plated or coated?

Q2.  Can I paint over the nickel plating?

Q3. What is the difference between the different platings and coatings?

Q4. What is the thickness of the nickel (Ni-Cu-Ni) plating?

Q5. Do you stock any unplated magnets?

Q6. What is the best adhesive to use with your magnets?

Q7. I noticed that the plastic- and rubber-coated magnets have a lower pull force than nickel-plated magnets of the same size. Does the plastic/rubber weaken the magnet?

Q8.  How can I protect my magnets from damage due to impact?

Q1. Can you supply custom/special shapes of neodymium magnets?

Q2. What are the size limitations on manufacturing neodymium magnets?

Q3. Can you just put my magnets in a small envelope to save postage?

Q4. Are there health or safety concerns with neo magnets?

Q5. What is a safe distance to keep magnets away from pacemakers?

Q6. Will magnets harm my electronics?

Q7. How far away from electronics should I keep my magnets?

Q8. Will using magnets on my refrigerator, stove, oven, or microwave harm the appliance?

Q9. Will magnets erase my hard drive or harm my computer?

Q10. I am developing a product using magnets. Do I have to put a safety warning on it about pacemakers/electronics?

Q1. Do you have a local distributor near me?

Q2. Where are you located?