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  • 2 inch rare earth magnets [type shape appliance]

    2 inch rare earth magnets [type shape appliance]

    Not only 1-inch magnets are popular, 2-inch magnets are also often used by customers. Today, this article will introduce 2-inch rare earth magnets in many ways, including types, shape types, and purchasing suggestions. 2-inch rare-earth magnet (about 50.8 mm) usually refers to a strong m... ...More>>

    2025-03-19
  • What Is High Temp Neodymium Magnets?

    What Is High Temp Neodymium Magnets?

    NdFeB magnet is the most widely used magnetic material, is also the most inquiries in our website, it is divided into ordinary temperature-resistant and high-temperature-resistant grade, today we mainly introduce high temp neodymium magnets.... ...More>>

    2025-03-19
  • Magnetization Direction of Bonded Neodymium Magnets

    Magnetization Direction of Bonded Neodymium Magnets

    The magnetization methods of bonded NdFeB magnets mainly include: axial magnetization, radial magnetization, outer diameter magnetization, inner diameter magnetization, oblique angle magnetization, plane magnetization, radiation magnetization, etc. Very Lord.... ...More>>

    2025-03-03
  • Plastic Bonded Ferrite Magnets

    Plastic Bonded Ferrite Magnets

    Today to introduce you to a more used in the field of motors, sensors, encoders and other composite magnets, its name is plastic bonded ferrite magnets, the following is the definition, composition, advantages and characteristics, as well as the application of the introduction.... ...More>>

    2025-03-03
  • What is a multipole ring magnets?

    What is a multipole ring magnets?

    According to the different materials, the multipolar magnetic rings can be divided into neodymium multipolar magnetic ring, ferrite multipolar magnetic ring, rubber multipolar magnetic ring and samarium cobalt multipolar magnetic ring. The first three kinds are relatively common.... ...More>>

    2025-02-27
  • Long term stability of several common magnets at 100 ℃

    Long term stability of several common magnets at 100 ℃

    What is the long-term stability of magnets at 100 degrees Celsius?Just looking at the background statistics found that some users are looking for this answer, so this article will start from the thermal stability of the magnet material, to introduce you to the stability of several common magnets at 100 degrees Celsius.... ...More>>

    2024-12-13
  • The top 10 tings you need to know about N52 magnets?

    The top 10 tings you need to know about N52 magnets?

    This article mainly introduces you to the n52 magnet common 10 questions, such as what is N52 magnet? What is the pull and strength of n52 magnet? How to choose n52 neodymium magnet? N52 magnet characteristics and what type of n52 magnet we can offer.... ...More>>

    2024-12-12
  • Speed sensor magnet(Material Specification Magnetic pole)

    Speed sensor magnet(Material Specification Magnetic pole)

    The above is about the speed sensor magnet introduced by Xiao Fu. If you need to evaluate the price, please contact Courage (in China) for samples. We have many specifications, waiting for your consultation.... ...More>>

    2024-10-28
  • Four types of industrial magnets

    Four types of industrial magnets

    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.... ...More>>

    2024-10-28
  • 3 Types of Ferrite Permanent Magnets You Might Not Know

    3 Types of Ferrite Permanent Magnets You Might Not Know

    Ferrite permanent magnet material is a cost-effective magnetic material, it can be divided into three types of sintered ferrite, bonded ferrite and injection molded ferrite according to the different manufacturing processes, the following courage magnets Fu to introduce you to these three types of ferrite magnets, including features, main applications.... ...More>>

    2024-10-28
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