Quick Answer: Floating Magnets is a magnetism demonstration set of five 23 mm ring magnets on a 125 mm stand, showing how like poles repel to hold the rings apart and how unlike poles attract.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Five ring magnets
Each magnet 23 mm in diameter
Vertical stand, 125 mm high
Shows repulsion and attraction between poles
No electrical supply needed
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Number of magnets
5
Magnet diameter
23 mm
Stand height
125 mm
Magnet type
Floating ring magnets
About This Product
The stand is placed on a level surface and the rings are slid onto the rod one at a time. If two rings attract, one is turned over so like poles face each other, and the repelling rings then float with gaps between them. Students compare attracting and repelling arrangements to see how pole orientation matters and that magnetic forces act without contact. As the set contains magnets and small parts, it is used under supervision. Besides buyers across India, the Floating Magnets can be exported to institutions in Comoros, Chad, Jamaica, New Zealand, Honduras and Brazil.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Why do the rings float apart? When like poles face each other, magnetic repulsion pushes neighbouring rings apart, leaving visible gaps along the rod.
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