Neodymium Magnets

  Radial Rings A neodymium radial ring is a ring magnet with a specific magnetic pattern on the outside or inside diameter. Our radial rings are made in magnet segments, however a single piece radial ring magnet can be produced.  Neodymium Radially Magnetized Ring Magnets Neodymium ‘Radially Magnetized’ Ring Magnets have a specific magnetic pattern on either their inside or outside diameter and are most commonly available in three different configurations. Magnets with Skewed Magnetization are used in both servo and power steering motors. Magnets with Multi-pole magnetization on the Outer Diameter and/or Inner Diameter can be found in servo motors, spindle motors, generators, couplings, and stepping motors. And lastly, magnets with a north pole on the Outer Diameter and south pole on the Inner Diameter, are used in linear actuators, compressors, magnetic bearings and high end speakers. 

 The types of powerful magnets are generally divided into the following types: different shapes and different performances! What are the general shapes and types of powerful magnets? The shapes of powerful magnets are square powerful magnets, round powerful magnets, elliptical powerful magnets, counterbore powerful magnets, cylindrical powerful magnets, ring powerful magnets, tile-shaped powerful magnets and other special-shaped powerful magnets. The main application areas of square, round, counterbore and cylindrical magnets are basically gifted boxes, 3C toys are more, and tile-type powerful magnets are mostly used in the motor industry. The performance types of powerful magnets are generally divided into the difference between low performance and high performance. Low performance is more conventionally used. High performance is not used as much as low performance because of the high price. Generally high performance is used in high temperature industry And some industries that h...

Magnets are one of the more common items in everyone’s daily life. It is estimated that many friends have had this question, that is why there are only magnets that can hold iron, but no magnets that can hold gold, silver, copper, and aluminum. , Magnetic silver, magnetic copper and magnetic aluminum? To solve this question, we need to briefly discuss the principle of magnetism. Principle of magnetism According to the different conditions under which magnetic objects generate magnetic fields, they can be divided into two categories, one is permanent magnetic objects, and the other is electromagnetic objects. The black magnets we usually see belong to permanent magnets; and the metal coils will show certain magnetism after being energized. After the current disappears, the magnetic field disappears, so this kind of object is electromagnetic. Also called soft magnetic. Whether it is a permanent magnetic substance or an electromagnetic object , according to Maxwell's equation, the ge...