Hall Speed Sensor Magnet Hall speed sensor magnet is mainly used in locomotive control system to provide necessary guarantee for vehicle driving safety. Its working principle is that when the rotating mechanism of the sensor rotates under the action of external drive, it will drive the permanent magnet to rotate. The magnetic field passing through [...]
4 Types of Industrial Magnets Characteristics Industrial magnet is called industrial monosodium glutamate, which is widely used. Industrial magnets can be divided into: aluminum nickel cobalt magnet, ferrite magnet, samarium cobalt magnet and neodymium iron boron magnet. Description of characteristic parameters of four types of industrial magnets Characteristic unit AlNiCo Ferrite Rare Earth Magnet [...]
The Horseshoe Magnet: Frequently Asked Questions We have collected the most common questions asked about horseshoe magnets. Where does the term "magnet" come from?Magnet The name of all artificial magnets derives from the naturally magnetic mineral magnetite. This in turn is said to have originally been discovered in the Greek region of Magnesia. The version [...]
The Horseshoe Magnet: Experiments for School and At Home Horseshoe magnets are predestined for physics. With their help, the basic laws of magnetism can be illustrated in a playful way. Horseshoe magnet: 1st experiment: Making magnetic field lines visible In addition to the horseshoe magnet, for this experiment you will need fine iron filings, such [...]
How Does a Horseshoe Magnet Work? The horseshoe magnet, with its distinctive U-shaped design, has been a symbol of magnetism since its invention. This simple yet powerful tool has captivated scientists, engineers, and curious minds alike for centuries. But how does a horseshoe magnet work? Let's delve into the fascinating mechanism behind this iconic magnetic [...]
Comprehensive Guide to Magnetic Performance Testing Do you know that the performance of your sintered NdFeB magnets can make or break your high tech applications? Learn the latest techniques to get top quality and reliability. Magnetic Performance Standards How do manufacturers guarantee every NdFeB magnet meets the performance standards? What are the new methods to [...]
Hand Tools with Magnetic Influence Magnets are an important part of hand tools because they make them easier to use and make them work better. They have changed the way many tools are made and how they are used. Here are a list with 6 different tools and how magnets have improved them. 1. Hammer [...]
The Best High Temperature Resistant Magnets for Your Needs Are you having trouble finding high temperature resistance magnets that work well in high temperatures? It’s important to know how heat affects magnets to make the right choice. How Curie Temperature Influences Magnetism Temperature greatly affects the strength of magnets. Heat usually weakens them, while cold [...]
How Magnets Affect the Beer Brewing Industry At first look, it might not seem like magnets and brewing go together. But behind the scenes, magnets are changing the way the brewing business works in a big way. From making yeast grow to putting caps on bottles, magnets are a big part of the process. Spreading [...]
Heavy-Duty Magnets for All Your Needs Revolutionize Your Work and Home with Our Heavy-Duty Magnets Are you tired of unreliable magnets that can’t handle the heavy lifting? Look no further! Our collection of heavy-duty magnets is here to transform the way you secure, lift, and organize. With unmatched strength and versatility, these industrial magnets are [...]
Magnet Manufacturing Process: From Raw Material to Finished Magnet In today's technology, magnets are in everything from refrigerator magnets/advertising magnets to speakers and sophisticated medical devices. But how are these powerful metals made? Today we explain how magnets are made step by step. Step 1: Choosing materials The choice of suitable material is the first [...]
Magnet Glossary A Air Gap An air gap is non-magnetic material present between a magnet and an attracted object or between two magnets attracting each other. It acts as a break in the magnetic circuit, weakening the magnetic hold. The air gap can be filled with air, wood, plastic, aluminum, paint, or any uneven surface. [...]