Neodymium magnets Leviatan 5 pcs, model 207111, strong rare-earth magnetic discs

Set of 5 neodymium magnets Leviatan model 207111 are compact rare-earth magnetic discs designed to provide high holding force in a small form factor. These magnets are suitable for fastening, mounting, organizing and hobby projects where strong magnetic adhesion to ferrous surfaces is required. The pack of five allows multiple attachment points or spare components for repeated use in household, workshop and craft environments.

Advantages

Neodymium construction offers a higher surface field and holding capacity compared with standard ferrite magnets, enabling secure attachment with minimal material bulk. The disc shape concentrates magnetic flux at the contact face for reliable grip on flat metal surfaces. The compact size makes them easy to position in tight spaces and integrate into small assemblies, while the set format provides several identical pieces for consistent performance across multiple fixings.

Suitable for

• Mounting lightweight fixtures on metal surfaces
• Securing panels, signs or cable organizers
• Crafting, model building and DIY assemblies
• Temporary fastening during repair or alignment tasks
• Organizing tools or small metal parts on magnetic boards

Key specifications

• Magnet type: neodymium (rare-earth)
• Shape: disc
• Quantity in set: 5 pieces
• Typical applications: fastening, mounting, organizing, crafts
• Intended contact: ferrous (iron/steel) surfaces

How to use

Place the magnet flat against a clean, dry ferrous surface to achieve maximum holding force. For temporary fixtures, align the magnet with the object to be held and allow direct metal-to-magnet contact; avoid trapping non-ferrous material between surfaces. When combining magnets with adhesive or embedding them into materials, select adhesives compatible with metal and follow the adhesive manufacturer's cure instructions. Handle with care to avoid pinching fingers when magnets attract each other or metal objects.

Usage recommendations

Keep magnets away from electronic devices, magnetic storage media and medical implants. Store in a secure container to prevent unintended attraction to tools or metal objects. Use protective gloves if necessary to reduce risk of pinching and separate magnets one at a time using a sliding motion rather than direct pulling. For load-bearing or safety-critical applications, test holding capacity under actual conditions before use.