Six Amazing Ways To Use Magnets in Museums
Magnets are used in museums to enhance the visitor experience, from exhibition design to preservation and conservation.
Magnets are used in museums to enhance the visitor experience, from exhibition design to preservation and conservation.
Magnets are an essential tool in any crafter's arsenal. Whether you're working on a sewing project or designing a unique piece of jewellery.
Work-holding magnets are used in several different applications, each magnetic chuck has been designed for clamping or holding in grinding, milling, and cutting applications.
We love seeing our customers' creativity come to life when using our magnets and throughout National Craft Month we want to share the most amazing applications.
Wireless charging has become popular amongst all devices, but did you know it is only possible because magnets use their magnetic field to transfer power.
March is National Craft Month, and what better way to celebrate than by exploring the possibilities of using magnets in your next crafting project?
Horseshoe magnets are one of the most iconic, famous, and recognisable magnet shapes alongside the bar magnet, but do you know how a horseshoe magnet works?
Everyone has stayed in a hotel, Airbnb, or resort that uses a key card to access a room and some have experienced issues when thesecards stop working.
Magnetic materials are substances that can be magnetized, meaning they can be induced to produce a magnetic field or be affected by an external magnetic field.
If asked to picture or draw a magnet most people will think of the iconic horseshoe shape magnet which has remained a staple figure in the depiction of magnets.