Magnes Tytus 7.8 cm magnet toy by Tisso-Toys

Magnes Tytus 7.8 cm magnet toy by Tisso-Toys is a compact magnetic piece designed for hands-on exploration and simple demonstrations of magnetism. The toy measures 7.8 cm and is intended for play, classroom use, and basic experiments. It attaches to compatible metal surfaces and can be combined with other magnetic toys to build simple constructions and illustrate magnetic attraction and repulsion.

Advantages

The small size and durable construction make this magnetic toy convenient for individual use, group activities, and transport between home and school. Its uncomplicated design allows clear observation of magnetic effects, making it suitable for early education and hobbyist experiments. The product offers straightforward handling and quick setup for demonstrations without requiring additional tools.

Suitable for

• Hands-on classroom demonstrations of magnetic attraction and repulsion
• Home play and creative building with compatible magnetic toys
• Simple science experiments and educational activities
• Attaching to metal surfaces for temporary display or play

Key specifications

• Overall length: 7.8 cm
• Type: single compact magnet toy for play and demonstration
• Primary uses: play, teaching basic magnetism, simple construction
• Compatibility: designed to attach to ferrous metal surfaces and to work with other magnetic toys

How to use

Place the magnet on or near metal surfaces to observe attraction, or bring it close to other magnets to demonstrate attraction and repulsion. Use it in simple setups to show magnetic field effects, support small constructions with compatible magnetic pieces, or include it in guided classroom activities. Supervise young children during use and avoid placing the magnet near electronic devices or magnetic storage media.

Usage recommendations

Use the magnet on clean, flat metal surfaces for stable demonstrations, and combine it with other magnetic toys for clearer illustrations of magnetic poles. Keep the toy away from pacemakers, sensitive electronics, and small children who might swallow small parts.