Anisotropic Ring Pressed Bonded Magnets

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Anisotropic Ring Pressed Bonded Magnets Item No. ABNM-05
Format: Any other dimensions can be supplied to order. The ring is black epoxy coated.
Maximum working temperature: 80ºC
Observations: This manufacturing method allows for the creation of more complex geometric shapes. Pressed bonded magnets therefore have a variety of applications. Some examples are magnetic parts in motors, magnetic encoders for domestic white goods, washing machines, the automotive industry, etc.
Measurements: According to customer specifications.

Plastic bonded magnets can be pressed and injected. Pressed bonded magnets are the result of combining thermoplastic binders and powdered permanent magnets. They can be made in isotropic and anisotropic qualities. They show excellent mechanical properties allowing us to achieve tight tolerances, making balance and assembly easier and creating complex geometries. MPCO manufactures plastic bonded magnets for big companies in different sectors, such as electric motors and electrical appliance manufacturers and automotive companies. Maximum temperatures of between 100ºC and 120ºC are obtained.

Bonded neo powder is produced by processing specific combination of elements that result in distinct magnetic and physical characteristics. These powders are the primary material used in the manufacture of bonded rare earth permanent magnets, which, in turn, are used in motors and sensors utilized in a wide variety of products for consumer and industrial end markets. Neodymium metal, one of the rare earth elements, is the primary raw material in neo powder. It is alloyed with iron and boron, occasionally along with other elements in small quantities (such as cobalt). The alloy is melted and then rapidly solidified by melt spinning to produce neo powders with the desired characteristics for the manufacture of bonded neo magnets. anisotropic bonded ndfeb radiantion ring

Bonded neo magnets were first invented in 1982, and since that time they have been refined to a point where they now possess the highest magnetic strength of the four types of permanent magnets.
Applications of bonded neo powder
Bonded neo powder is incorporated into numerous end market applications that utilize bonded neo magnets. These products are primarily motors and sensors used in a range of products, including computer and office equipment (e.g., hard disk drives and optical disk drive motors and fax, copier and printer stepper motors), consumer electronics (e.g., personal video recorders and mp3 music players), automotive and industrial applications (e.g., instrument panel motors, seat motors and air bag sensors) and home ventilation systems (e.g., ceiling fans).