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✔️ Highest Quality – Flat Circle Magnets With Beveled Edges To Protect Surfaces From Scratching Like Other Inferior Brands Do.
✔️ We Are A Usa Owned And Based Seller!.
✔️ North Pole Marked – So You Can Apply The Magnet Easily To The Correct Side. These Make Great Refrigerator Magnets Or Whiteboard Magnets.
✔️ Best Seller – These Strong Magnets Are Great For All Home, Office, Craft, Hobby, Science Projects And Product Manufacturing Applications.

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Creative Hobbies Grade 5 Ceramic Disc Magnets are strong and measure 11/16 Inch (.709″ or 18mm) Round x 3/16″ (.198″ or 5mm) Thick (50% Stronger & Thicker than competitors) BEST SELLER – These Strong Magnets are Great for all home, office, craft, hobby, science projects and product manufacturing applications HIGHEST QUALITY – Flat Circle Magnets with Beveled Edges to protect surfaces from scratching like other inferior brands do NORTH POLE MARKED – So you can apply the magnet easily to the correct side. These make great refrigerator magnets or whiteboard magnets WE ARE A USA OWNED AND BASED SELLER!

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