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Sew-in magnets neodymium

Here you can find flat disc magnets, shrink-wrapped in sturdy plastic foil, to sew into fabric, canvas, clothing and other textiles. Thanks to the plastic covering, the magnets are waterproof and rustproof and can be washed in the washing machine* and used outdoors and in wet surroundings. You can sew one of these magnets into a shower curtain, for instance, so the curtain adheres to the bathtub.

Sew-in magnets
M-SEW-01
sew-in magnets 12 x 2 mm, with square PVC cover, strength approx. 1.2 kg
M-SEW-02
sew-in magnets 12 x 2 mm, with circular PVC cover, strength approx. 1.2 kg
M-SEW-03
sew-in magnets 18 x 2 mm, with square PVC cover, strength approx. 1.9 kg
M-SEW-04
sew-in magnets 18 x 2 mm, with circular PVC cover, strength approx. 1.9 kg
Magnetic closure bag small
magnetic buttons, Ø 14.5 mm, strength approx. 1.5 kg
Magnetic closure bag large
magnetic buttons, Ø 18.5 mm, strength approx. 2.5 kg
For most applications you will need a magnet pair, hence, the magnets are available in pairs on a plastic strip. The plastic strip separates the magnetic pairs and makes the handling easier:
  • Peel off two opposite magnets from the strip and let them stick together.
  • Sew the lower magnet to the fabric. The top magnet broadly shields the magnetic field, so the magnets don't get caught at the 'foot' of the sewing machine** during sewing.
  • Now sew on the top magnet as counterpart. This ensures that the magnets don't suddenly repel each other.

* Many washing machines are magnetic. To avoid damage to the machine or fabrics you should wash clothing with magnets in a laundry bag on the delicate cycle (no spinning). Do not wash magnets hotter than 80° C, as this will cause the magnets to demagnetise.
** Even with this trick, sewing on magnets with a sewing machine is not that easy, since many parts of the machine are magnetic. When in doubt we recommend sewing on magnets by hand.