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  • Compact Wheeled Push Type Magnet

Compact Wheeled Push Type Magnet

Compact Wheeled Push Type Magnet With Quick Clean Off Sleeve! magnetic sweeper In addition to being perfect for home owners and light users, the Scape is also a favorite of roofers who want a light weight but effective tool. The Scape is light enough to easily pick up by one side of the lower “Y [...]

By |May 31st, 2018|Home, Magnet Applications, Magnetic Assemblies, Magnetic Design, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic Products, Magnetic Technology, Magnetic Tool|Comments Off on Compact Wheeled Push Type Magnet

Neodymium Price Increase Explanation Letter to Valued Customers

Neodymium Price Increase Explanation Letter to Valued Customers Dear Valued Customer, You may already feel that recently our prices for Rare Earth Neodymium magnets have increased quickly and the validity of price is shortened. We understand this may have caused inconveniences. However, we think it’s necessary to explain the current situation and also express our [...]

By |May 23rd, 2018|Element, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic Materials, Magnetic News, MPCO Magnetics News, NdFeB, Neodymium, Neodymium Magnets, Rare Earth Magnets|Comments Off on Neodymium Price Increase Explanation Letter to Valued Customers

The Effect of Environmental Protection Inspection on Magnet Industry

The Effect of Environmental Protection Inspection on Magnet Industry The Environment Protection Inspection Team sat off the nationwide environmental storm since last year. Unlike the previous environment renovation, the emphasis and intensity of Environment Protection Inspection is unprecedented this time. For magnet industry, the supply of rare earth element is also affected and eventually it [...]

By |May 21st, 2018|Element, Magnet News, Magnetic Industry, MPCO Magnetics News|Comments Off on The Effect of Environmental Protection Inspection on Magnet Industry
  • Fe16N2 Magnet

40 Years Later No Fe16N2 Magnet – Why?

40 Years Later No Fe16N2 Magnet – Why? • Difficult to synthesize pure Fe16N2 by conventional methods e.g. solubility of N in liquid Fe very low (0.045 versus 5.5 wt % for C). • Alloy cannot be formed by conventional processing methods e.g. melting and casting. • Contradictory results over the years probably due to inconsistent sample preparation and measurement techniques. • Fe16N2 decomposes above 300 C. Fe16N2 Magnet • Cannot be formed by powder metallurgical processing. • Lots of magnetization available but need coercivity for a useful PM compound; theoretical magnetocrystalline anisotropy H is 16 kOe but will need help from other mechanisms e.g. shape, strain. Bulk Fe16N2 Magnet Reported by UMN Team and Niron Magnetics Formed • Strained wire method used to enhance magnetic property; strain‐assisted annealing. Niron Magnetics – Good News • The company is producing bulk iron nitride magnets today for further research and development. • First principles calculations demonstrate a theoretical BHmax of 135 MGOe and Hc of 16 KOe. • Raw materials are cheap and abundant. • Isotropic bonded magnet BHmax > 30 MGOe feasible. Niron Magnetics – Bad News • Iron nitride by itself is inherently heat sensitive. • It decomposes before it sinters – iron nitride magnets will all be bonded in some fashion. • Coercivity needs to  be improved. • They will need the same corrosion protection as raw iron. • Niron hasn’t announced a commercial product yet NdFeB Segment Magnets [...]

By |May 5th, 2018|Magnet News, Magnetic Design, Magnetic Field, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic Knowledge, Magnetic Science|Comments Off on 40 Years Later No Fe16N2 Magnet – Why?
  • TESTING MAGNET

TESTING MAGNET

TESTING MAGNET Because magnetic fields are transparent to the human eye, measuring their strength requires specialized tools that measure the working air gap of the magnetic circuit. Currently there are two accepted ways of testing your magnetic separation equipment and this subject itself is not without controversy. The first is with the use of an [...]

By |May 1st, 2018|Magnetic Design, Magnetic Ideas, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic Knowledge, Magnetic Materials, Magnetic Technology|Comments Off on TESTING MAGNET
  • Magnetic Applications

MAGNETIC APPLICATIONS

MAGNETIC APPLICATIONS Magnets magnetically capture and control ferrous contaminants in material process systems. Primary Magnets Primary magnets are designed to be used in high volume process flows placed inline so as not to introduce any foreign contaminants from external sources into your production facility. They will remove large amounts of ferrous tramp between cleaning cycles [...]

  • Type-C-Magnetic Circuitry Applications

What is Magnetic Circuitry?

Magnetic Circuitry is simply how the magnet is designed to attract and retain ferrous contaminants. MPCO utilizes 3 magnetic circuits; Type A, Type B, and Type C. Type A Circuitry Type A circuits can be used in applications where the highest level of product purity is required. The circuit utilizes a tube, or a series [...]

By |April 21st, 2018|Magnet Applications, Magnet News, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic Knowledge, Magnetic Systems, Separate Magnets|Comments Off on What is Magnetic Circuitry?
  • Electromagnetic Sheet Fanners

Electromagnetic Sheet Fanners

Electromagnetic Sheet Fanners Electromagnetic Sheet Fanners eliminate die-damaging, double-blanking problems in automated sheet handling operations. A powerful electromagnetic field automatically separates the sheets. As fast as the top sheet is removed, the next sheet instantly moves up. The on/off capability of the Electromagnetic Sheet Fanners provide operator safety during steel blank stacking and un-banding. This [...]

By |April 3rd, 2018|Electromagnetic, Magnet Applications, Magnetic Assemblies, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic Technology, Separate Magnets|Comments Off on Electromagnetic Sheet Fanners
  • Radical New Maglev Elevators

Radical New Maglev Elevators

Radical new maglev elevators that travel in ANY direction could lead to super skyscrapers far taller than today's buildings Technological innovations have allowed us to build skyscrapers to great heights But people still don't live in skyscrapers the way futurists had envisioned This is because elevators are only able to go up and down, and [...]

  • Futuristic Magnetic Elevators

Test Tower for Futuristic Magnetic Elevators Nears Completion

Test Tower for Futuristic Magnetic Elevators Nears Completion Elevators that can go up and sideways look set to be the way of the future thanks to German engineering firm ThyssenKrupp. ThyssenKrupp stated recently in a press release that after 10 months of construction they’ve almost finished building the exterior of a massive 761-foot concrete tower [...]

By |February 25th, 2018|Elevators, Magnet Applications, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic Knowledge, Magnetic News, Magnetic Science, Magnetic Systems, Magnetic Technology|Comments Off on Test Tower for Futuristic Magnetic Elevators Nears Completion
  • China Rare-earth

China Rare-earth Trafficking Out

China Rare-earth Trafficking Out - Despite a two year campaign directed at cleaning the sector and removing all illegal operations, China has known that its rare earth industry still suffers seriously from pollution, smuggling as well as illegal mining. Rare earth elements provide lively functions in all modern day technologies, and China holds an almost [...]

By |January 28th, 2018|Element, Magnetic Industry, Magnetic News, Rare Earth Magnets|Comments Off on China Rare-earth Trafficking Out
  • Wind Turbine Permanent Magnet

Do you know Wind Turbine Permanent Magnet?

Do you know Wind Turbine Permanent Magnet? Since the first oil crisis in 1973 and the radiation leak at Fukushima in 2011, more and more eyes on wind power. For example, affected by the nuclear leakage accident in Japan, Germany will plan to abandon nuclear power to generate electricity completely. And the same time, strive [...]

By |January 16th, 2018|Actuator Magnet, Magnetic Industry, NdFeB, Neo Block, Neodymium Magnets, Sintered NdFeB|Comments Off on Do you know Wind Turbine Permanent Magnet?
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