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*10x2mm n52 is 2.6 lb - [http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D61AD-P]
*10x2mm n52 is 2.6 lb - [http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D61AD-P]
*12x2mm n52 is 3.8 lb - [http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D81AD-P]
*12x2mm n52 is 3.8 lb - [http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D81AD-P]
*6x3mm n52 is 2.9 lb - [http://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D42-N52]


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Revision as of 21:20, 29 January 2017

  • 40 cents - 1/2" - [1]
  • 10 cents - 10x2 N50 - [2]
  • 30c 1/2" [3]
  • 40 cents 12x3 n52 - [4]
  • 20 cents @ 100, 12x3 n52 - [5]
  • 17 cents 12x3 from china - [6]
  • 17 cents 12x3 @ 1000 from UK - [7]. This appears to be the best option.
  • 7 cents 10x2 HK (looks like 1/16" thickness) - [8]. While this looks cheaper, this is not because of the lower strength of 10x2.
  • 11 cents 12x2 - [9]
  • 18 cents 20x10x2 - [10]


Strength

  • 12x3mm appears to be 8 lb - [11]
  • 10x3mm is 5.5 lb - [12]
  • 20x10x2mm is 4.8 lb - [13]
  • 10x2mm n52 is 2.6 lb - [14]
  • 12x2mm n52 is 3.8 lb - [15]
  • 6x3mm n52 is 2.9 lb - [16]

Notes

  • 2 mm compared to 3 mm appears to be 1/2 as strong. 2 mm is really 1.6 mm, of 1/16", compared to 1/8", or 3 mm. That makes sense.
  • Thus, it's more favorable to go with 3mm thickness.

Tested

  • Ebay [17] - 25 for $11 - 48 cents.