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Safety Instructions for Neodymium Magnets

Small magnets can be dangerous if swallowed – especially more than one. Keep away from children!

Magnets conduct electricity. Contact with power sources (e.g., sockets) can be dangerous. Do not let children handle magnets.

Strong magnets can trap fingers or skin. Use gloves for larger magnets to avoid injuries.

Magnetic fields may interfere with pacemakers or defibrillators. Maintain safe distance and inform affected individuals.

Magnets can detach under heavy load. Falling objects can cause injury. Use only in secure setups.

Magnets may shatter on impact. Always wear safety goggles and avoid collisions.

Magnetism can damage devices such as hard drives, bank cards, or watches. Keep sufficient distance.

Magnet dust can ignite. Never drill or grind without proper tools and cooling.

Many magnets contain nickel, which can trigger skin reactions. Avoid skin contact if allergic.

Unshielded magnets may interfere with aircraft navigation. Follow packaging guidelines for air shipping.

Magnetic fields may affect sorting systems or nearby packages. Shield well and place centered in the parcel.

No proven risks, but large magnets should be kept at a distance from the body as a precaution.

If the coating is damaged, magnets may rust. Avoid collisions and use protective layers.

Magnets not intended for humid environments. Use indoors or ensure proper protection.

Magnets lose strength when heated over 80 °C. Do not expose to high temperatures.