This is to demonstrate to students that some metals are magnetic while others are not and also to do general metal identification exercise. It comprises of eight 25 mm diameter discs, 1 each of mild steel, stainless steel, brass, zinc, silver, bronze, aluminium. and copper. One of each pair is stamped with the name of the metal. The other is left unmarked. Supplied in a pack of eight pcs.

Magnetic rock, Ferromagnetic ore, contains mostly ferric oxide, may be used with iron fillings for a simple demonstration of natural magnetism. Package of 5 pieces.

Comprising 150 each of hardened steel rods and shim rings which may be magnetised and broken in the fingers to show the field and pole distributions. Rods 100 x 1 mm (length x diameter) Shim rings 19 mm outside diameter, 10 mm inside diameter.

A kit of magnets and accessories in a compartmental storage tray. With box.

Contents :
1 Horseshoe magnet,  chrome, 100mm
2 Alnico bar magnets lt. 100 mm.
4 Flexible magnetic squares 50mm red, yellow, green and blue
5 Ceramic ring magnets, 23mm diameter, face polarized
5 Ceramic magnets, face polarised, 19 x 19 x 5mm
3 Alnico button magnets with keepers, 13, 19 and 25mmdiameter
2 Plotting compasses, clear both sides, 19mm diameter
2 Plotting compasses, 16mm diameter
1 Alnico horseshoe magnet with keeper, 25mm
2 Chrome rod magnets, 100mm
1 Lodestone specimen