Quick Answer: Ferrite Rings are axially magnetised ring magnets of sintered hard ceramic ferrite, in sizes from 19x10x6mm to 45x22x10mm. The flat faces carry the poles.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Sintered ferrite (hard ceramic) ring magnets
Axially magnetised through the flat faces
Sizes (OD x ID x H): 19x10x6mm, 32x18x6mm, 36x18x8mm, 45x22x10mm
Uncoated ceramic material
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Material
Sintered ferrite (hard ceramic)
Shape
Annular ring
Sizes (OD x ID x H)
19x10x6mm / 32x18x6mm / 36x18x8mm / 45x22x10mm
Magnetisation
Axial (flat faces)
About This Product
Ring magnets are used to map the field around an annular magnet and in Lenz's law demonstrations. Stacked on a rod, like faces push apart, showing repulsion between poles. Educational Instrument can arrange export supply of the Ferrite Rings to Lithuania, Haiti, Niger, Laos, Trinidad and Tobago and Paraguay.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the ferrite rings magnetised?
They are axially magnetised, so the poles are on the two flat faces.