Precautions for magnet storage

Magnets are a common item that can be used in many situations. Whether at home or in the workplace, we may need to store magnets. However, some precautions need to be taken when storing magnets to ensure their durability and safety. Here are some precautions for storing magnets.
The following precautions should be taken for the storage and transportation of magnets:
1. Do not approach electronic devices with magnets, as approaching them can affect electronic devices and control circuits, thus affecting their use
2. Magnets should not be stored in damp environments. Keep the room ventilated and dry to avoid oxidation, which may cause changes in appearance, physical properties, and magnetic properties.
3. People who have sensitive reactions to metal objects may experience rough and reddish skin when approached by magnets. If the above reaction occurs, please do not touch the magnet
4. Do not place magnets near floppy disks, hard drives, credit cards, magnetic tapes, debit cards, TV tubes, etc. If the magnet is placed close to devices such as magnetic recorders, it can affect them and even damage the recorded data.
5. The ambient temperature should not exceed the maximum working temperature of the magnet
6. Unplated products can be properly oiled for rust prevention during storage
7. The magnet material is brittle, and during transportation, electroplating (coating), and installation, it should be ensured that the magnet is not subjected to severe impact. If the method is not appropriate, it may cause damage and cracking of the magnet.
8. When transporting magnets in a magnetized state, they should be completely shielded, especially during air transportation.
In summary, storing magnets requires careful handling and attention to ensure that they are durable and not damaged. Following the guidance and suggestions provided by the manufacturer can help us store magnets in the correct way and ensure that they work as expected when needed.