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  1. Amazon.com: Magnets

    Find high-quality, versatile magnets for whiteboards, fridges, crafts, and more. Discover a range of sizes, shapes, and quantities to suit your needs.

  2. Magnets - The Home Depot

    Knowing the uses of magnets both big and small means you're sure to find some that suit your needs. Whether you're using a strong magnet to keep your workspace clean or a regular magnet to hold …

  3. K&J Magnetics - Strong Rare Earth Neodymium Magnet Supplier

    Our products include a large variety of magnets such as heavy-duty mounting magnets, fishing magnets, rubber-coated magnets and other strong magnets perfect for a wide variety of uses.

  4. Magnets - Harbor Freight Tools

    Harbor Freight Tools offers a wide range of magnets designed to provide convenience and efficiency for your hardware and housework needs. Our collection includes individual magnets that come in …

  5. Magnets | Rare-Earth & Permanent Magnets

    We carry a large inventory of rare-earth and permanent magnets; neodymium, ceramic, samarium cobalt, and alnico magnets, available from stock for immediate shipment in a wide range of shapes, …

  6. Magnets USA®

    Promote your business with magnetic calendars, sports schedule magnets, business cards, client gifts, custom magnets and more from Magnets USA.

  7. Magnets | McMaster-Carr

    Choose from our selection of magnets, encased magnets, and more. Same and Next Day Delivery.

  8. Order Custom fridge Magnets in Bulk & Promote your business

    We customize marketing magnets across most industries— politics, healthcare, education and more. We offer low prices and design services for custom magnets at no cost to you.

  9. SuperMagnetMan | Neodymium & SmCo Magnets | Assemblies In-Stock

    Buy Neodymium and Samarium Cobalt magnets, micro magnets, and assemblies — shipped fast from our U.S. facility. Trusted by engineers in motors, robotics, and medical devices.

  10. Magnet - Wikipedia

    A magnet is a material or object that produces a magnetic field. This magnetic field is invisible but is responsible for the most notable property of a magnet: a force that pulls on other ferromagnetic …