1. No opposite suction
Opposite suction can not only cause the magnet to fall off and be damaged, but can also cause debris to scratch your eyes, so you need to pay attention to this.
2. Pay attention to environmental hygiene
Magnets can absorb all kinds of iron-containing dust. They must be kept clean at all times in the production workshop. If they stick to other substances or dust, they will not only be difficult to clean, but also extremely easy to affect the product effect (corrosion resistance, surface gloss), especially when used on the outside of the product. Another one is to affect the effect of matching products.
3. Should be placed on a wooden or plastic workbench
If the workbench is made of iron, it may be attracted to the magnet and cannot be pulled out, affecting work efficiency.
4. Iron tools should be kept away from magnets
Magnets strongly attract various iron parts. Iron tools should be placed far away from the magnets to avoid various accidents.
5. A safe distance should be maintained between two magnets
If two larger magnets collide violently, it may be dangerous to you.
6. Magnets should be stored in a ventilated and dry environment.
Acidic, alkaline, organic solvents, salt water, and high-temperature and humid environments can easily oxidize magnets, causing the electroplating layer to fall off and the magnets to powder and demagnetize.