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Background Information:
Before reading this page, please learn about our circuited magnet systems here so
the diagrams on this page will make sense. |
"Open" Double Magnet System - Male/Female Interlocking
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Both sides of this system are magnets, which
are attached to a steel plate that has a central steel pin.
The
central pin protrudes on the male side and is recessed on the female
side. When closed, this configuration prevents sideways slipping.
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"Closed" Double Magnet System - Male/Female Interlocking
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In
our double magnet system, the two magnets attract each other directly (North
pole to South pole) and also
through a steel circuit (described here).
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"Open" Double Magnet System - Non-Gendered
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Both sides of this system are magnets, which
are attached to a steel plate that has a central steel pin.
Both
central pins are level with the surface. |
"Closed" Double Magnet System - Non-Gendered
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The two magnets attract each other directly (North
pole to South pole) and also
through a steel circuit (described here).
Since both pins are level with the surface, these magnets will close
even if they aren't lined up exactly.
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