Guitar Humbucker Pickup Ferrite Ceramic C8 Rectangular Magnets

Guitar Humbucker Pickup Ferrite Ceramic C8 Rectangular Magnets, Narrow Unpolished Permanent Ceramic C8 Block Magnet for Electric Guitar Pickups, PAF Style Hard Ferrite Bar Magnet, 8 string humbucker and P90 pickup magnets China supplier

Guitar Humbucker Pickup Ferrite Ceramic C8 Rectangular Magnets Feature:
Permanent Magnet Merial: Ceramic 8 / C8 / Sintered Hard Ferrite Magnet
Size: 2.18” Long,2.3” Long,2.35” Long,2.6” Long, 2.625” Long,2.95” Long,3.125” Long,3.125” Long,3.33” Long
Polished:  Polished /Ground
For humbucker and P90 pickups, 7-8 string humbuckers
Can provide one end painted colour (customer choose blue/red/green/black ….) for easy identification
Magnetizing Options: Not Magnetized or Magnetized

Ferrite Ceramic Guitar Humbucker Magnets

Ceramic pickups:
The ceramic pickups are made just like the Alnico pickups we’ve seen before. The only difference here is the material used to build the magnetic bars of the pickup.
What does a ceramic pickup bar look like?
Well, the ceramic bars are usually black. The look like graphite. Here are some ceramic magnet bars:
There are only a few ceramic pickups that use magnetic rods instead of bars. Most ceramic pickups use ceramic bars. Unlike AlNiCo single-coil pickups, the ceramic single-coils usually have a ceramic magnet bar glued at the bottom of their plastic bobbin.
The dual coil ceramic pickups are built exactly like their Alnico counterparts. The magnetic bar is made of a “Ceramic 8” material in this case.

The guitarists must have heard a little about the materials of the electric guitar pickups magnets; ceramic & alnico, but most guitar lovers have a vague understanding of these two magnets. Today, we will bring you the most intuitive electric guitar pickups magnet ratio! Hard Ferrite Ceramic Bar Magnet for 8 String Humbucker P90 Pickups

Guitar Pickup Ceramic Humbucker Magnets

Hard Ferrite ceramic magnets were developed in the 60’s and today comprise 75% of world magnetic consumption. Despite their relatively low magnetic values, they are the most popular magnet on the market due to ready availability and relatively low cost.
The raw material from which ferrite magnets are produced is Strontium Ferrite powder (mainly ScO.6Fe203) which is formed in a press while subjected to an electric field. This process allows the direction of the magnetic field to be determined during the production of the magnet.