Magnetic materials on this site means, in practice, sintered neodymium magnets. The company's background text says magnetic materials produce a magnetic field and exert attraction or repulsion on ferromagnetic materials and other magnets, and divides magnetic materials into soft and hard. That background is published here as background only. The products for sale in the published range are sintered neodymium, a hard magnetic material, and no soft magnetic product page is published.
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The six shapes
Disc and cylinder, block and plate, ring and tube, arc and segment, sphere, and countersunk: each has its own detail page with its own size range, tolerances and magnetization directions. The detail pages are the specification source for this site, and every other page points back to them rather than repeating a merged range. Custom shapes are handled as a made-to-order inquiry route, with no published size table.
Magnetic assemblies, as category names only
Magnetic assemblies combine magnetic alloy with non-magnetic material, and the company's background text says an assembly can usually produce a stronger magnetic effect than a single magnet and achieve effects a single magnet cannot. That background sentence is quoted in substance here, but it is not a parameter: the eight assembly names — mounting, hook, threaded, countersunk/counterbore pot, channel, rubber coated, adhesive and PVC waterproof — are listed on the assemblies page as names only, with no size, pull-force, coating or base-material figure for any one of them.
Soft and hard materials, kept as background
Soft magnetic materials and hard magnetic materials are discussed in a separate guide as background reading. The guide repeats the company's background distinction and does not attach it to any product for sale, because no soft magnetic product model was verified. Buyers should not order a soft magnetic product from this site on the basis of the background guide.