Magnates for frag racks

[m and m]

I saw them once on line where can I buy the rubber enclosed magnates so I can make my own frag racks.

 

[bmac16]

BRS carries them

 

[m and m]

Those are not them, I was looking for the little cylinder ones that where like less then two bucks a piece.

 

[laskopyre]

You can get them here:K&J Magnetics - Products

 

[shred5]

These are epoxy coated.


Gaussboys Super Magnets :: Discs :: 30mm x 6mm N42 Epoxy Coated Neodymium Magnet - Disc
Gaussboys Super Magnets :: Discs :: 37mm x 6mm N42 Epoxy Coated Neodymium Magnet - Disc
K&J Magnetics - Products
K&J Magnetics - Products

Each of those companies have others too.

 

[ultramafic]

I saw MAGNATES and i thought "well i already test for nitrates, phosphates, do i have a test for magnates?" :tongue:

 

[Loki]

I know what you are talking about. I have two of them from an old frag rack that I had made by a local reefer. I will post a pic of it in a minute. They are epoxy coated. I can't find them anywhere. They are not the disks. look for a magnet with the same pulling power and hopefully it will steer you in the right direction. I think these were in the neighborhood of 75lbs.

 

[Loki]

Here is a pic of one. I ended up taking it out of the tank because the epoxy has bees chipped away and it was starting to rust.

 

[Ian]

just buy some Tunze nano magnets. I have a few racks made from them that hold 30+ frags...

 

[ReeferEric]

I'm sure they have little capsules, coin holders and stuff that you can encapsulate them and use acrylic/plastic bonders to truly seal them. Might be cheaper and work better then epoxy.

 

[aslmx]

im pretty sure that ceramic magnets are reef safe and you can get them at home depot or lowes. research it first but thats what my rack is made with and its been in there a long time.

 

[Phaquer]

Brs