Make A Simplest Electric Motor At Home
Make A Simplest Electric Motor At Home I will show you how to create a simple homopolar electric motor here. It's really easy to do, and you will not need any professional material or stuff [...]
CLEANING MAGNET
How often should I be cleaning my magnets? CLEANING MAGNET This is another question that is dependent upon your individual process. Obviously the more metal you receive or produce in your process, the more frequently [...]
Bonded Magnet Material And Process Options
Bonded Magnet Material And Process Options Injection Molding Compression Bonding Calendering Extrusion Bonded Magnet Material And Process Compression Bonding or Injection Molding? Injection Molding • Complex forms with good geometrical tolerances • Multi‐cavity tooling • Over and insert molding But • Expensive tooling • Lower magnetics (66% volume loading of magnetic powder) • NdFeB and ferrite Compression Bonding • Thin walled large L/D ratio rings • Simple low cost tooling • Higher magnetics (75% volume loading of magnetic powder) But • Simple geometries • Value added operations during pressing very difficult [...]
DIY Foxy Magnetic Mug Sleeve
DIY Foxy Magnetic Mug Sleeve Sometimes you just can’t wait to enjoy that first (or second, or third) cup of coffee or tea. However, using a conventional mug is not without its problems. The handles [...]
What is the Geographic (True) North Pole?
What is the Geographic (True) North Pole? The Earth rotates on the geographic north and south poles. The geographic north and south poles are where lines of longitude (meridians) converge in the north. The south [...]
What Are Bonded Magnets Anyway?
What Are Bonded Magnets Anyway? • Bonded magnets are composites of a permanent magnetic powder(s) embedded in a non‐magnetic matrix. • The matrix is typically a thermoplastic or elastomeric binder. • Common processing techniques are extrusion, injection molding, compression bonding, and calendering. • Exhibit excellent mechanical properties compared to fully dense rare earth and ferrite magnets. • End product has good finish and dimensional tolerances requiring no finishing operations. • Injection molded magnets can be formed into complex shapes and be insert or over molded directly onto other components to produce assemblies. • The non‐magnetic binder lowers the density of the magnet and dilutes the contribution of the magnetic powder. • They generate less magnetic output per unit volume than fully dense magnets. • The two most common magnetic powders are isotropic NdFeB and hard ferrite. Neodymium Bonded Radial Ring Magnet Rare Earth Neodymium Isotropic Ring Bonded Magnet Compression [...]
Kubonets magnetic wall hook
Kubonets magnetic wall hook - Neodymium magnets are great by themselves but this causes some problems, they are not easy to handle, they can break when they snap together and lastly they can't be mounted [...]
What is the Magnetic North Pole?
What is the Magnetic North Pole? The Earth is one big magnet. The Magnetic North Pole (also known as the North Dip Pole) is a point on Ellesmere Island in Northern Canada where the northern [...]
Computer Hard Drive Magnets
Computer Hard Drive Magnets Computer hard drive magnets are indispensable components within modern computing technology. There was once a concern that magnets have the potential to erase data from our hard drives, cause disruptions in [...]
About Hard Disk Drive Magnets
About Hard Disk Drive Magnets Hard disk drive magnets, also known as disk drive magnets, are primarily used in mechanical hard disks. Regarding them, you may have some knowledge you want to understand. This article [...]