Are Rare Earth Magnets Metals Really “Rare”? Rare Earth Magnets Metals Rare Earth Magnets Metals/Rare Earth Metals are a gathering of 17 metallic components with comparative properties and structures that are crucial in the assembling of a various and extending show of high-engineering provisions. They are basic segments in hi-tech items including advanced cells and [...]
MPCO Introduces Indestructible Rubber Coated Magnets MPCO Magnets is the leading magnet manufacture has announced today the expansion of their product line to include rubber coated magnets. Indestructible Rubber Coated Magnets - This coating will extend the operational life of neodymium magnets as well as their application to damp or external environments. Rita Liu, magnet [...]
The Need Information for Customization Magnets In order Customization Magnets for us to effectively provide information and save your time, when you send customized inquiries, it is advisable that you provide the following information: 1.Material The magnet materials we offer include NdFeB, SmCo, Ferrite, Alnico, flexible magnets and so on. Please first confirm what kind [...]
Who Discovered Magnets and Other Rare Facts We all know that magnets attract iron particles. We have seen fridge magnets, other decorative articles, and even some toys that use magnets. We have heard of the applications of magnetism in daily life. But have we thought of who must have discovered magnets and when? Who [...]
Here's the Actual Difference Between Paramagnetism and Diamagnetism Paramagnetism and diamagnetism are two distinct types of magnetic properties exhibited by the different elements in nature. Here, we shall learn more about each of them, and find out how they differ from one another. Levitation! The Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands, conducted experiments where water and [...]
The Uses of Magnets Magnets, besides being fun to play with, have many uses. They are used in consumer as well as industrial goods. Let's get to know more about the uses of magnets. Magnets are materials which produce a magnetic field, and have the capability to attract ferrous components like iron, steel, cobalt, and [...]
Nanocomposite Permanent Magnet Materials Nanocomposite permanent magnet materials, combining magnetically hard and soft phases in nanoscale, is a new permanent magnetic material. Compared with traditional permanent magnetic material, nanocomposite lowers rare earth content and cost, exhibits high coercivity of hard magnetic phase and high saturation magnetization of soft magnetics phase, upgrades in temperature stability, heat [...]
Hard And Soft Magnetic Materials Measurements FULL CHARACTERISATIONS OF Hard And Soft Magnetic Materials Measurements - Full characterisation of a vast range of hard and soft magnetic materials, from room temperature to high temperature. In soft ferromagnetic material, we can observe all the magnetic properties even on finished samples, such as rotating machine stators or [...]
How to Remagnetize Magnets Steel or ceramic magnets that have been stored incorrectly, dropped repeatedly or are simply old may lose their magnetic properties. For optimal results when it comes to rejuvenating these magnets, touch one pole to the opposite pole of a neodymium magnet. Obtain the Materials Obtain a neodymium magnet, which is made [...]
Magnetizing or Magnetization In magnetizing the magnetic domains inside of a magnet are aligned with the magnetizing field. If the magnetizing field strength is high enough, all the domains will be aligned and the magnet is said to be magnetized to saturation. Magnetizing to saturation is usually recommended as only then are the magnetic properties [...]
Magnetic Measurements Magnetic Measurements For measuring of the fundamental magnetic properties of a material (Br, bHc, iHc, BHmax, demagnetisation curve), Hysteresisgraph or BH-tracker is used. A BH-tracker consists of an iron (usually FeCo) yoke to form a closed circuit, electromagnets to create the demagnetizing field and fluxmeters to determine the demagnetizing field and the materials [...]
Magnetic Losses Reversible Magnetic losses are normal behavior for all magnetic materials. As the remanence of the all the magnetic materials decreases with increasing temperature, the temperature coefficient is negative, it is to be expected that the magnetic field of a magnet also will decrease with an increase of the temperature. However, this decrease of [...]
