Small, strong I-magnet made of AlNiCo material.

The wire hanging between the grips of the U-magnet is connected to the power source 2V, 2...3A. When the electric current is switched on, the wire starts to move to one side or the other between the U-magnet's grips depending on the polarity of the supply voltage.

Electromagnet for voltage 4...6V

Materials for up to 24 workstations.

Lessons about magnets Children learn about the properties of magnets. Half of the bar magnets in the kit do not have pole marks so that the children learn to determine north and south poles for themselves. Lessons about the magnetic compass Experiments with suspended or floating magnets lead to an understanding of how compasses work. Children also learn to assemble their own compasses and to use them properly.

Magnet – Iron • The big material test • A ‘metal exhibition’ • Uncle Scrooge’s fishing game • The big iron test • Rusty bike? • Using paper clips to find magnets Magnetic force • The swinging paper clip • The walking scarecrow • The dancing snake • The floating paper clip Pro and Contra • The bewitched second magnet • Magnets in a tube • The bewitched garage • The submarine trip Mixed information about magnets • How people discovered magnets • The biggest magnet we know • The teacher’s magnet exhibition • Make your own magnets • Magnets without marked north poles Hanging, floating and turning magnets • Floating magnets • Hanging magnets • Making compasses, using hanging and floating magnets • Floating compass needles • ‘Real’ compass.

For experiments on magnetism and electromagnetism (long-distance effect of a magnet, magnetic influence, magnetic force of a current-carrying coil).

Iron nails, galvanized, packed in a tin with a lid

Length of nails: approx. 20 mm

Filling quantity: approx. 150 g

Dimensions (tin): D=77 mm, H=36 mm

Weight (total): approx. 166 g

For experiments with magnets. In a plastic cup.

Four colored round magnets on a common rod.

This sensor uses a Hall effect transducer, and measures a vector component of the magnetic field near the sensor tip. It has two ranges, allowing for measurement of relatively strong magnetic fields around permanent magnets and electromagnets, as well as measurement of weak fields such as the Earth’s magnetic field. The articulated sensor tip allows you to measure both transverse and longitudinal magnetic fields.

A paste-like magnetic material in a can that can be "attracted" to it with the included neodymium magnet.

Made of plastic, dimensions 37x43x12mm, weight 6g. Equipped with a hanging loop.

Made in Germany

Material AlNiCo. Strong U-magnet with dimensions 66x53x(20x6)mm

Ferrite magnet, red. Length 100mm, jaw width 65mm, magnet thickness 15mm.