Tesseract cassette: 864 yellow neoballs

TESSERACT CASSETTE 864 YELLOW NEOBALLS

Today we woke up // To a hundred yellow suns // On the blooming tree.

Haiku by Peter Galen Massey

IN A WORLD WHERE YOU ARE IN CONTROL OF OVER 200 SHINY LITTLE SUNS, happiness is consistent and friendship is a breeze. Did you know that yellow is the hardest color for the human eye to see? Soft but strong yellow polymer coats these little Neoballs as they orbit your fingertips.

The yellow color on these magnet spheres looks closer to Fool's Gold or when you rub a dandelion on your arm. Their polymer coating increases longevity, a warmer initial touch and softer contact sound when connected.

Colors won’t fade with soft abrasion and if used gently, the coating can last for years. The matte texture diffuses reflections, but is still slippery smooth to the touch.

The coating is strong & thin, but still soft compared to Electro Neoballs. Polymer coatings are too precious to withstand high speed impacts, or rough kneading.

All Polymer Neoballs feature a ± 0.05mm tolerance, meaning that due to manufacturing differences between spheres, Neoballs and those who love them can count on a variation in diameter of at most 0.05mm. Don’t worry, you won’t be able to tell. We’re just magnet sculpture nerds who care probably a little too much.

Not susceptible to oxidation, rusting, tarnishing, and moisture erosion, this coating is very strong.

 

Okay shape and size consistency of magnets. The size variance of these magnets is ± 0.05mm. Currently, this is the tightest tolerance available for this style of magnet.

 

Some shielding to collision, scraping, hitting and dropping. These magnets will not withstand high speed impacts, collisions, or rough kneading without chipping or denting coating.

 

Very good strength against rubbing, wiping, brushing, and kneading.