Permanent Magnet Stability The ability of a permanent magnet to support an external magnetic field results from small magnetic domains “locked” in position by crystal anisotropy within the magnet material. Once established by initial magnetization, these positions are held until acted upon by forces exceeding those that lock the domains. The energy required to disturb [...]
High Temperature Resistance Magnets Not all magnets are suitable for use in really high-temperatures, while some grades excel. Many applications, particularly within the manufacturing and engineering industries require magnets to be able to maintain their performance at incredibly high temperatures. Here you will find a selection of ferrite, alnico, samarium cobalt and special high-temperature neodymium [...]
Magnet Knowledge 1.How to order a magnet? In order to enable us to more effectively cooperate with your work, we need you to confirm the following before placing an order: (1). What is the material and performance? (2).What is the size and tolerance? (3). Which magnetized direction you need? Axial, diametrical? (4). The maximum temperature [...]
Sintered Ferrite magnet (Ceramic Magnets, Hard Ferrite Magnet) were developed in the 1960's as a low cost alternative to metallic magnets. Even though they exhibit low energy (compared with other permanent magnet materials) and are relatively brittle and hard, Sintered Ferrite magnet (ceramic magnets, Hard ferrite magnet) have won wide acceptance due to their good [...]