Neodymium Round Base Cup Magnets with Heavy Duty Countersunk Hole, 60 lbs Strong Rare Earth Magnets with Screws for Refrigerator, Office, DIY, Craft, Dia-1 Inch, Pack of 12

I especially appreciate the stainless steel mounting screws provided with these magnets. That is excellent "Added Value".

I bought these magnets for a special project to mount to welding clamps. They worked fine, and the clamping force was adequate. The one caution I would make is don’t over tighten them. I broke two by putting too much torque on the retaining screws. I don’t believe the magnets themselves were defective. I just put too much pressure on them. The remaining set that I did not over-tighten are working perfectly.

These are strong and work well. Easily hold my keys and more. I wanted magnets that were strong and I could put on my oil filters and when I cut them open I see the residue the magnets hold on too.

These magnets are a blast to play with but please be careful as they will pinch you. These are simple with no moving parts and hold on tenaciously. They will seem to jump from your hand to a ferrous metal item before you realize it's pulling. I've had pliers, screwdrivers, drill and driver bits leap to the magnet with surprising speed and energy. They will remind you to, above all else) safety first then think out your steps before you start. I really like these immensely and have purchased more but from a different provider. These are rated at 110 lbs pull and that's plenty. The second set are rated at 150 lbs pull like 'Tim the Tool man Taylor says' more power is what's needed. Lol. What could be a great item as an accessory for these is a kit to make handles for easier handling of these magnets. I made some from scrap pieces I had laying around. All in all I am extremely happy with these. For me they are well worth the money.

I was looking for a magnet that would hold items very securely to metal this fits the bill nicely

These are kinda like The Wizard of Oz...great and powerful. I bought these to hang the artwork of my granddaughter on the refrigerator. Today, she brought us our Valentines and I made the mistake of putting two magnets into one hand. I had no control over their movement...they immediately stuck themselves together ... with the skin of my finger between the two!! I was truly unable to separate them with my available hand. I yelled for my husband and he struggled, but got them apart...then came the blood and almost immediate bruising. No, I am not kidding. This is 6 hours later and I need to keep a band-aid on it because it keeps bleeding. I admit that my skin is old, 68 years old, so it doesn't take a lot to injure, but this was a bizarre incident. These are excellent magnets and I, in no way, blame the manufacturer - this is a great product....if you want to maybe move a CAR!?!?!?! LOL Ok, so that's not true, but they are very strong. Now, onto the search for a magnet of a much lesser power. Hope this helps in your decision making.

I like that these hold strongly as I bought to make a diy cold weather cab for my tractor.

The owner likes these on the back of measuring tape. When he looks at his shelfs he is happy when a tape measure is right there.