Electromagnets

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  • Magnets R&D

Magnets R&D

Magnets R&D is our expertise. MPCO’s engineering operates as part of our customers R&D team, simple as that. Our experience, knowledge and know how is our greatest added value to our customers. When designing an application that uses magnets or electromagnets – we can help your company. Magnets R&D Magnetic design and magnetic [...]

  • MPCO Magnetic Laboratory Services

MPCO Magnetic Laboratory Services

MPCO Magnetic Laboratory Services MPCO’s magnetic laboratory is capable of checking most available commercial magnets and electromagnets. Our laboratory is equipped with all the necessary magnetic measurements equipment. Most of our equipment is of German origin. The equipment used for permanent magnetic laboratorymagnets was purchased from Magnet-Physik, a well known and experienced magnets testing equipment [...]

  • Magnet systems and safety

Magnet Systems and Safety

Magnet Systems and Safety Permanent magnets and electromagnets are both switchable, but there is an important difference: permanent magnets are compact and always function – they retain their magnetic force; electromagnets switch quickly and without wear, and can also lift heavy loads, yet there is a risk of the load falling if the power is [...]

  • Magnet Background of permanent magnets

Magnet Background

Magnet Background A magnet is a material that can exert a noticeable force on other materials without actually contacting them. This force is known as a magnetic force and may either attract or repel. While all known materials exert some sort of magnetic force, it is so small in most materials that it is not [...]

  • Electromagnets Solenoids

Electromagnets Solenoids

Electromagnets & Solenoids Electromagnets are a non-permanent magnets that produced magnetic field. The magnetic field is created by a flow of an electric current through the coil. The magnetic field disappears when the current ceases (or in the case electromagnets of a permanent electromagnet, the magnetic field is present until a current is applied). As [...]

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