Ferrite magnet
Product Code : SCL-PLE-10643
The Ferrite Magnet is a ceramic permanent magnet used for demonstrating magnetic attraction, repulsion, magnetic field patterns, and basic electromagnetism in school, college, and STEM laboratories.
Quick Answer: A Ferrite Magnet is a durable ceramic permanent magnet used in physics classrooms to demonstrate magnetic attraction and repulsion, map magnetic field patterns with iron filings, and introduce basic electromagnetism concepts.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Ferrite Magnet |
| Brand | Lab Glassware Manufacturer |
| Category | Physics Lab Equipment – Magnetism Apparatus |
| Intended Users | Schools, colleges, physics labs, STEM labs, teachers, distributors, and tender buyers |
| Material | Ferrite / ceramic permanent magnet |
| Included Components | Ferrite magnet only, unless supplied as part of a kit |
Pairing a Ferrite Magnet with Field-Mapping Materials
A ferrite magnet on its own demonstrates attraction and repulsion; pairing it with Iron Powder 250 g lets students actually see the magnetic field lines it produces, turning an abstract concept into a visible pattern. Confirm magnet strength (grade) and dimensions with Lab Glassware Manufacturer for your intended experiment set.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ferrite magnet made of?
It is a ceramic permanent magnet, typically made from a sintered mixture of iron oxide and other metallic elements, chosen for durability and low cost in repeated classroom use.
What experiments can this magnet be used for?
It is commonly used to demonstrate magnetic attraction and repulsion, map field lines with iron filings, test material magnetism, and introduce basic electromagnetism concepts.
Does the magnet come in a set or individually?
Confirm with Lab Glassware Manufacturer whether the ferrite magnet is supplied individually or as part of a magnetism experiment kit.
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Iron Powder 250 g
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Last updated: September 2026
