Ordering Custom Manufactured Magnets At MPCO Magnet, you can order high-performance magnets exactly to your specification. Most popular in manufacturing, engineering, research, medical, retail and more, our experienced team of professionals produce magnets for some of the largest organisations in the world. Simply complete the form below with a description of your requirements and a [...]
All About Magnetisation Directions What is Magnetisation Direction? The magnetisation direction refers to the direction of the magnetic flux between the north and south poles of a magnet. This determines the magnetic field lines between the poles of a magnet. It may be difficult to visualise the magnetisation direction, so referring to a magnetic field [...]
Coercivity by Magnet Type Introduction to Magnetic Coercivity Coercivity (coercive force), determines how well a magnet can resist external forces that would cause it to lose its magnetic properties. The forces that can demagnetise, or degauss a permanent magnet include; temperature, alternating currents and kinetic force. High coercivity is necessary for magnets that will be [...]
Which Coatings Magnets are Available? There are many types of coatings available and each one has their own unique properties and uses for different applications. Nickel (Ni-Cu-Ni) Epoxy Teflon (PTFE) Zinc (Zn) Black Nickel (Ni) Titanium Nitrate (TiN) Gold (Au) Copper (Cu) Which Coatings Magnets are Available Nickel-Copper-Nickel (Ni-Cu-Ni) Coated Magnets Ni-Cu-Ni is [...]
What Shape and Size Magnets are Available? Available Magnet Shapes Permanent magnets come in a huge variety of shapes and each has its own unique benefits. The geometry of a rare earth magnet determines how the magnetic field lines are arranged from the north pole to the south pole, so the shape of the magnet [...]
Disc and Rod Magnets Regardless as to what your project or use for Neodymium disc magnets and rod magnets may be, MPCO Magnetics is sure to have the size and strength of the magnet you require. We take pride in providing you with the strongest of all magnets – Neodymium rods and discs. Disc Magnets [...]
How do circle magnets work? Circle magnets are often called disc magnets because of their flat, round shape problem many face is knowing exactly what these magnets are named and used for. Circle magnets are also known as disc magnets. They are permanent magnets made typically from neodymium (NdFeB), ferrite, or other magnetic materials. Their [...]
What are circle magnets called? Circle magnets are often called disc magnets because of their flat, round shape problem many face is knowing exactly what these magnets are named and used for. Circle magnets are also known as disc magnets. They are permanent magnets made typically from neodymium (NdFeB), ferrite, or other magnetic materials. Their [...]
Where can I find small cylinder magnets? Finding the right magnet for your project can be a challenge, but knowing where to look can make all the difference. Small cylinder magnets are available from specialized magnet manufacturers and online suppliers. Companies like MPCO Magnet Company offer a wide range of cylinder magnets in various sizes [...]
What is the difference between a bar magnet and cylindrical magnet? Many people confuse bar neodymium magnets and cylindrical neodymium magnets, especially when choosing the right magnet for their project. This confusion can lead to selecting the wrong type, which might not perform optimally. Understanding the key differences is crucial for making the right choice. [...]
Magnetization Directions of Cylinder Magnets Pole Many people mistakenly think a cylindrical magnet has only one pole. This common misunderstanding can lead to problems in a project's design. You need to know the correct pole orientation for your application to work properly. Let's clear up this confusion and give you the facts you need. A [...]
How are cylinder magnets made? Choosing the right magnet shape affects your project's success. Cylinder magnets offer unique advantages but require specific manufacturing processes. Understanding how these magnetic cylinders are created helps you make better decisions for your applications. Cylinder magnets are manufactured through powder metallurgy, where rare earth materials are pressed into cylindrical molds, [...]