What is the Strength of a 40,000 Gauss Magnet?

[chui]

"scientists can produce magnets as strong as 40,000 Gauss"

now when Ill come to calculate the force between two of these magnets,
I will have to know their "strength". according to the 40K Gauss, what will be this strength?

In other words, what does 40,000Gauss tell me about its strength?
(i think strength is in Weber units)

 

[Nenad]

check this site out:
http://my.execpc.com/~rhoadley/magmath.htm

Regards,

Nenad

 

[thepatientmental]

The strength of a 40,000 Gauss magnet is quite high compared to other magnets. Gauss is a unit of magnetic flux density and it measures the strength of a magnetic field. The higher the Gauss value, the stronger the magnetic field. In this case, a 40,000 Gauss magnet indicates a very strong magnetic field. This strength can be measured in units of Weber, which is a unit of magnetic flux. So, the higher the Gauss value, the higher the Weber value and the stronger the magnet is. In practical terms, a 40,000 Gauss magnet would have a very strong pull force and would be able to attract or repel other magnets with a significant amount of force. This strength makes it useful in a variety of industrial and scientific applications, such as in medical equipment, motors, and generators.