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This article will introduce the typical dimensions, materials, and important functions of flat magnets used in smartphones.... ...More>>
For neodymium block magnets, although most are magnetized in thickness, some customers have special requirements and need magnetization in length or width. The following is an introduction to these three magnetization directions.... ...More>>
Sintered neodymium iron boron (NdFeB) magnets, also commonly referred to as neodymium magnet, is currently the most commercially available permanent magnet material and is known as the "magnetic king". If you want to have a comprehensive understanding of it, just read this article.... ...More>>
The article on the influence of coercive force of sintered neodymium magnets on magnetic properties was edited and edited by Courage Xiaofu, a magnet manufacturer in China. Our company supplies rare earth neodymium magnets, ceramic magnets, and multi-pole magnets for a long time. If you need it, you can click the link to view the text. Sample Pictures.... ...More>>
What is a sensor magnet? Does the Hall sensor need a special magnet magnet? Which material is the best for Hall sensor magnets? What is the relationship between Hall sensors and magnets? With these magnet questions, let's learn and understand together.... ...More>>
Based on differences in material and performance, there are two main types of adhesive-backed circular magnets: adhesive-backed flexible rubber circular magnets and adhesive-backed rare earth neodymium circular magnets. The following is an introduction to these materials.... ...More>>
The answer is yes. There are grades with lower performance than neodymium iron boron N35, such as N33, N28, and N25. These magnets, due to the use of inferior materials, are prone to magnetic instability.... ...More>>
Neodymium magnets (neodymium iron boron) are highly prone to rusting because they contain iron and reactive neodymium. The neodymium magnets we encounter in daily life do not “rust” because their surfaces are coated with materials such as nickel, zinc, or epoxy resin.... ...More>>
Smallest magnet size that neodymium magnet manufacturers can generally produce; Round magnet: diameter 0.5mm, thickness 0.4mm or so. Ring magnets: diameter 1.5mm, hole 0.4, thickness 0.4mm or so Square or block magnets: length and width 1mm, thickness around 0.4mm... ...More>>
Diametric magnets usually refer to magnets magnetized in the diameter direction, with strong magnetic surfaces on the sides. They are generally circular, ring-shaped, cylindrical, or cylindrical with through holes. Today, let's talk about this type of magnet.... ...More>>