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Omicron

Sun Feb 26 2006, 01:55AM

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Does any one have experience with Engineering Concepts? They seem to be a good source of magnets. I got them off the Power labs web site. No Sam bashing got it!

Any input will be great. I need the magnets for an electron project.

If there are any qustions just ask.

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Sun Feb 26 2006, 03:04AM

Registered Member #56 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:02AM
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I do not have eny experience with them. I get my magnets from forcefield, whom I recommend very highly.

Mike

Sun Feb 26 2006, 03:21AM

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Hmm they don't look very shady, actually, I am not even sure if I am at the right website.

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If that is the company, you could try to sample the magnets first :P
Doubt they'd send em to you but its worth a try.
Oh and Sam+powerlabs=gay :P

Steve Conner

Sun Feb 26 2006, 11:16AM

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Oi. No Sam bashing. It spoils the respectable image of 4hv.

Omicron

Sun Feb 26 2006, 06:36PM

Registered Member #131 Joined: Fri Feb 10 2006, 09:25PM
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Mike wrote ...

Hmm they don't look very shady, actually, I am not even sure if I am at the right website.

?
If that is the company, you could try to sample the magnets first :P
Doubt they'd send em to you but its worth a try.
Oh and Sam+powerlabs=gay :P

No, you are at the wrong website try, www.engconcepts.net

No Sam bashing or this thread will be locked, we are a community of intelligent people!

Self Defenestrate

Sun Feb 26 2006, 06:44PM

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I've never bought anything from that website, but it looks good to me. What magnets were you looking at?

Omicron

Sun Feb 26 2006, 06:54PM

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These:
Disc D1095 Powerful disc magnet - Rubber coated - 1 inch diameter x 0.25 inch thick. NOT FOR KIDS. N40 Nickel Up to 9 for $4.5 each From 10 to 30 for $3.75 each Over 30 for $3.25 each

Disc D1125 Powerful disc magnet - 1 inch diameter x 0.75 inch thick. NOT FOR KIDS. N50 Nickel Up to 9 for $13 each From 10 to 30 for $11 each Over 30 for $9.5 each

Disc D1203 Large powerful disc magnet. 2 inch diameter x 0.5 inch thick. Purchaser should be familiar with magnets this strong. N40 Nickel Up to 4 for $13 each From 5 to 19 for $11 each Over 19 for $9

Disc D1100 Powerful disc magnet - 1 inch diameter x 0.5 inch thick. NOT FOR KIDS. N50 Nickel Up to 9 for $8.5 each From 10 to 30 for $7 each Over 30 for $6.5 each

D1066 Super disc magnet - Rubber coated - 1/2 inch dia x 0.15 inch thick - great for holding name tags on coats or shirts. N40 Nickel Up to 10 for $0.25 each From 11 to 99 for $0.2 each Over 99 for $0.15 each

Square S1020 Square magnet - 1.0" (25.4mm) - 5/64" (2mm) thick - thin N38 Nickel Up to 9 for $2.5 each From 10 to 49 for $2 each Over 49 for $1.5 each

Square S1030 Square magnet - 30mm (1.18") - 4mm thick N38 Nickel Up to 9 for $4.5 each From 10 to 49 for $4 each Over 49 for $3.25 each

Rectangle Rect1075A Rectangle magnet - 1 inch long x 0.75 inch x 0.5 inch, magnetized through the 0.5 inch dimension. Be careful! These are very powerful! N45 Nickel Up to 9 for $7 each From 10 to 19 for $6 each Over 19 for $5 each

Rectangle Rect1750 Rectangle magnet - 1.75 inches long x 0.5 inch x 0.25 inch. Magnetized through the thickness. N40 Nickel Up to 9 for $3.5 each From 10 to 49 for $2.8 each Over 49 for $2.25 each

Rectangle Rect1250 Rectangle magnet - 1.25 inches long x 0.25 inch x 0.25 inch. N40 Nickel Up to 9 for $1.4 each From 10 to 99 for $1.1 each Over 99 for $1 each

Rectangle Rect0750 Rectangle magnet - 0.75 inch x 0.5 inch x 0.25 inch. N40 Nickel Up to 9 for $1 each From 10 to 99 for $0.85 each Over 99 for $0.7 each

Cube C0260 Super 1/4 inch cube magnets N50 Gold Up to 19 for $1 each From 20 to 99 for $0.85 each Over 99 for $0.75 each

Cube C0050 Cube - 5mm cube N40 Nickel Up to 27 for $0.18 each From 28 to 125 for $0.16 each Over 125 for $0.13 each

Ring R1050 Special ring - this is a multipole ring - 19mm OD, 12mm ID, 3mm thick with 8 poles on the same face. Note the small cylinder magnets laying end to end N45 Nickel Up to 19 for $3 each From 20 to 99 for $2.5 each Over 99 for $2.25 each

Ring R1107 38mm OD, 25mm ID, 5mm thick. This ring has 3 tapered holes. It is recommend that you use nylon screws to keep from breaking the ring. N50 Nickel Up to 9 for $10 each From 10 to 49 for $8.5 each Over 49 for $7.5 each

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