Magnets & Clips
Big Push Pin Magnets are a bold and functional way to attach documents, photos, and other items to magnetic surfaces. Ideal for whiteboards, refrigerators, filing cabinets, and other metal surfaces, these magnets provide both visibility and convenience.
Magnetic Squares and Dots are versatile tools designed to enhance learning, organization, and creative projects. Perfect for use in classrooms, offices, or at home, these magnetic shapes are great for labeling, organizing, or interactive learning.
The Ceramic Ceiling Hook Magnets are powerful and versatile solutions for hanging or securing items from metal surfaces. Each magnet is equipped with a robust ceramic base, providing strong magnetic pull and superior holding power.
Magnet Discs are small, powerful magnets that offer reliable holding power for a variety of applications. These high-quality discs are ideal for crafts, DIY projects, organizing, and even for industrial purposes.
The Medium Bar Magnets are an excellent choice for classroom use or children's environments. Each set includes 40 multi-colored magnets, which are encased in safe, durable plastic for added security.
Button Magnets are a versatile and attractive way to organize and display items on metal surfaces. Featuring a strong magnetic backing, these magnets are perfect for use on whiteboards, refrigerators, filing cabinets, and other metal surfaces.
Discover the science behind magnetic force and levitation with this hands-on STEM kit. Students can explore attraction, repulsion, polarity, and magnetic fields using magnets, a high-force magnetic strip, iron filings, a compass, and more. Includes an activity guide with engaging experiments, making it ideal for classroom demonstrations, science centers, and small-group investigations.
Make magnetic field lines visible with this hands-on science kit! Students can safely explore magnetic forces and polarity using a sealed, scratch-resistant dish filled with steel filings, a ceramic disc magnet, and a color-coded bar magnet. Ideal for classroom experiments, STEM activities, and small-group investigations.