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Product List
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Magnetic Material
NdFeB, the third generation of rare earth permanent magnet, has the high romance, high coercive force, high energy product and high performance/cost ratio. It is easily formed into...
 [Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
The Alnico (Aluminum, Nickel, Cobalt) family was introduced in the 1930's. It's characterized by excellent temperature stability, high residual induction, relatively high energies ...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
Rubber magnets are made of bonded ferrite magnet powder, compound rubber and other materials. By extruding, rolling or injecting, the combination can be made into soft, plastic and...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) magnets offer designers a tremendous combination of extremely high magnetic properties, outstanding thermal stability and excellent corrosion resistance. As ...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
The elements of Ferrite(Ceramic)magnet are ferricoxide barium strontium. Ferrite has higher coercive force and higher resistance to be demagnetized and oxidized than other non-rare...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
Strong permanent magnetic tubes fixed onto a framework. When anything containing iron/steel substances passes through the framework, the iron/steel substances will attach thenselve...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
An ideal material in high temperature applications, this alloy has the capability of operating in conditions that are up to 550ˇăC and above, with excellent corrosion resistance. Ho...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
Bonded magnets do not possess magnetic properties as advanced as those of sintered magnets, but they can be produced in shapes/sizes that cannot be achieved by sintering.
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[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
Due to the nature of cow's eating large portions of food without chewing, it leads to conditions known as Hardware Disease. This condition is caused when cows swallow a relatively ...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
Ferrite magnets are produced from Strontium or Barium, and are a low cost alternative to other magnetic materials such as AlNiCO and other alloys. However, they offer lower energy ...
[Last Updated: 2008-01-03]
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