How are Magnets Used in the Automotive Industry? Vehicles need to be safer and more efficient than ever. Magnets are used in the automotive industry to achieve these goals and ensure a smoother car experience for us all. Find out more about how exactly they’re used and why they’re important not only for vehicle safety [...]
Where are Samarium Cobalt Magnets Useful? All the information you need to be an informed buyer of Samarium Cobalt Magnets right here, for free! Samarium Cobalt Magnets are among the second most common rare earth magnets. They can be used in temperatures on both the hottest and coldest end of the spectrum (although some swings [...]
The Complete Guide of Neodymium Magnets NEODYMIUM MAGNETS: THE STRONGEST COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE MAGNETS Neodymium Magnets are really Strong Magnets made by an alloy of neodymium, iron and boron (NdFeB). Neodymium is a rare-earth element (REE), also called rare-earth metal or (in context) rare-earth oxide. Even at their smallest size Neodymium Magnets have a Really High [...]
NEODYMIUM VS FERRITE MAGNETS Complete Comparison NEODYMIUM OR FERRITE MAGNETS, WHICH ONES ARE THE BEST? If you are looking to buy some Magnets Online, you quickly find out that they are available in many different materials and alloys. The most common are Neodymium and Ferrite, but you can find AlNiCo Magnets, SmCo Magnets and Neodymium [...]
The Complete Guide of FERRITE MAGNETS: CHEAP AND RESISTANT MAGNETS Ferrite Magnets are the cheapest option among commercially available magnets. They are very resistant to high temperatures and corrosion. Even a standard Ferrite Magnet can operate and do not demagnetize at a temperature of up to 250°C. They can be used in humid environments or [...]
Switching From Ferrite Magnets to Rare Earth Magnets Switching from traditional ferrite magnets to rare earth magnets is no small thing. Magnets are measured by their BHmax score. The higher the number the stronger the magnet. Most traditional ferrite magnets will have a BHmax of no higher than 3.5. A rare earth magnet can have [...]
Magnetic Tools & Accessories A selection of useful Magnetic Tools and Accessories. Hand Magnet A magnetic pickup tool for lifting and handling small ferrous parts, bolts, nuts, washers etc. Easy to use with a rugged long lasting construction with cast aluminium body. Parts are removed by lifting the release handle. Dimensions: 110mm sq. x 210mm [...]
SANDWICH ASSEMBLY MAGNETS Sandwich Assembly Magnets take ceramic magnets and place a steel armature on each side of the magnet. By configuring the magnet in this way, pull strength can be multiplied by up to 32 times by using steel armatures to concentrate magnetic flux. Such armatures may take the form of backing plates, channels [...]
The PLM Series manually switchable lifting magnet is a very good solution for moving all ferromagnetic materials. ADVANTAGES Smooth two-hand operation via hand lever and safety locking Max. operation temperature 80°C Absolutely safe lifting, as the recommended lifting force is secured 3 times (the pull-off strength is 3 times the recommended lifting force) Use of [...]
Magnetic V Block MPCO is manufacturing a wide range of premium quality Magnetic V Block that are highly acclaimed by the customers for its high performance efficiency, easy installation, high strength and more. Apart from this, these are used for various applications such as drilling, milling, grinding and many more. Furthermore, V Blocks is designed [...]
What Types of Welding Magnets Do You Need? Welding Magnets types - If you’ve watched a welder at work, chances are you seen him use a welding magnet. Welding magnets are very strong magnets that make great welding tools. They can stick to any metal surface and can hold objects at 45-, 90- and 135-degree [...]
Reed Switches vs. Magnetoresistive Sensors In a previous post we took a look at magnetic field sensors vs inductive proximity sensors for robot grippers. In this post I am going to dive a little deeper into magnetic field sensors and compare two technologies: reed switches, and magnetoresistive sensors (GMR). Reed Switches The simplest magnetic field [...]