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Block Ferrite Magnets

Block Ferrite Magnets

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Introduction of Block ferrite magnets

 

No tooling needed, we can cutting it according to your requirement.

Ferrite Magnet is a magnet compounded by magnetic powder and high polymer materials through the special craft.

It is superior to the sintered magnet in aspects of magnet shaping, size precision, flexibility etc. It may make the handed, circular, various geometric figures, sheet, coiled material (max. Width 780MM, thickness 0. 25-8MM, indefinite length ) according to the consumer's requirements. Its surface may implement UV oil coating, spray lacquer, printing, lamination, double-faced adhesive tape, PVC processing and so forth. The products are widely applicable for the small-size precise motor, generator etc in aspects of the drive equipments; Loud-speaker, earphone, microphone, sound pick-up etc in aspects of the acoustic facilities; Relay, switch, sensor, instrument and meter and so no in aspects of the communication installation etc. The suction magnet is mainly used for the advertisement propaganda, electric refrigerator door sealing strip, toy and so forth. The correcting magnet is used in TV image tube, magnetic coupler, electronic lock etc.

Ferrite / Ceramic permanent magnets are technically known as hard ferrite materials (when exposed to a brief external magnetic field, the material retains magnetism due to having high coercivity, Hc). They are not the same as soft ferrite materials as used in transformer cores (which do not retain magnetism after exposure to a brief magnetic field because soft ferrite materials have low coercivity). The high coercive force of Ferrite Magnets means they are classified as hard materials, like all the other permanent magnets.

 

Product Specifications

 

These ferrite ceramic block magnets come in a very high quality. The block magnets tolerate working temperatures up to 250 degrees Celcius and they have high resistance against corrosion. Ceramic magnets have a fairly high magnetic strength and are often used for door keepers, separators, toys etc.

Magnetized axially in standard range but can also be produced with radial dual pole or multipole

Ceramic block magnets comes in isotropic and anisotropic versions

Max temperature: 250 °C

Tolerance L: + 0.6 / - 0.6 mm

Tolerance W: + 0.4 / - 0.4 mm

Tolerance H: + 0.5 / - 0.2 mm

 

Advantages of Block ferrite magnets

 

Low cost

Ferrite magnets are the most cost-effective permanent magnet option available.

Good magnetic strength

These magnets have good magnetic strength and are suitable for many common applications.

High resistance to corrosion

Ferrite magnets are highly resistant to corrosion and do not require coating or plating.

Wide range of shapes and sizes

Ferrite magnets can be made in a wide range of shapes and sizes to fit various applications.

 

How Are Block Ferrite Magnets Manufactured?

 

The manufacturing process of ferrite magnets involves several steps. It starts with the raw material products – such as iron-oxygen compounds – being ground into a fine powder.

The powder is then heated to 1,000 °C, mixed and dried and then pressed into the shape of a raw magnet. However, the ferrite blank only becomes magnetic after it has gone through the so-called sintering process. The substances in the powder are heated and fused together in this way. Then the blanks are ground, polished and then magnetized. An external magnet brings the magnetic force of the metallic materials in the blank into the so-called preferred orientation.

After this process has been repeated, the ferrite magnets are finally ready for further processing.

 

Block Ferrite Magnets Uses and Applications

 

Most common applications for Ferrite Magnets are the following:

  • High Temperatures Environments
  • Humid/Wet/Outdoors Environmets
  • Ectronic industry
  • Fridge magnets
  • Micro-wave devices
  • Loudspeakers
  • Pot magnets
  • Deferization: removal of metallic parts from powders or materials
  • Motors, generators, alternators
  • Medical applications
  • Magnetic lifters.

 

FAQ

Q: 1.What Are Ferrite Magnets?

A: Ferrite magnets, also termed ceramic magnets, are permanent magnets obtained from a composition of iron oxide (Fe2O3) and other elements, commonly strontium or barium. They are named after their main component, ferrite, which is a type of ceramic material.
Ferrite magnets have several desirable properties that make them useful in a variety of applications. They have good resistance to demagnetization and can retain their magnetism over a long period. They are also relatively inexpensive to produce compared to other types of permanent magnets.
While ferrite magnets are not as powerful as neodymium magnets, they are still suitable for many applications where moderate magnetic strength is required. Their affordability, stability, and availability in different shapes and sizes make them a popular choice in many industries.
Ferrite magnets are great for craft projects, magnetic boards, and fridge magnets. They come in a variety of shapes like disks, blocks, rings, and rods.

Q: 2.What are ferrite magnets used for?

A: "Hard" ferrites have high coercivity, so are difficult to demagnetize. They are used to make permanent magnets for applications such as refrigerator magnets, loudspeakers, and small electric motors. "Soft" ferrites have low coercivity, so they easily change their magnetization and act as conductors of magnetic fields.

Q: 3.Are ferrite magnets safe?

A: Due to the force exerted by the magnets it is possible that chips may fly off at high speed into someone's eye, therefore we advise that when handling more than one ferrite magnet that you wear eye protection. Chips and broken magnets can also be quite sharp, so treat them as carefully as you would broken glass.

Q: 4.What is a ferrite block?

A: A ferrite bead – also called a ferrite block, ferrite core, ferrite ring, EMI filter, or ferrite choke – is a type of choke that suppresses high-frequency electronic noise in electronic circuits.

Q: 5.Which is better ferrite or neodymium?

A: Neodymium Magnets are the most powerful choice on sale for the general public. Stronger than Ferrite Magnets but more expensive. They are graded from N28 to N55 according to their strength.

Q: 6.Do ferrite magnets work?

A: They are very resistant to high temperatures and corrosion. Even a standard Ferrite Magnet can operate and do not demagnetize at a temperature of up to 250°C. They can be used in humid environments or underwater without any issue, because they do not suffer from oxidation and rust.

Q: 7.Which magnet is better, ferrite or neodymium?

A: Neodymium Magnets are the most powerful choice on sale for the general public. Stronger than Ferrite Magnets but more expensive. They are graded from N28 to N55 according to their strength.

Q: 8.Do ferrite magnets lose their magnetism?

A: This means that ferrites actually have stronger Coercivity as the temperature rises. Ferrite magnets do lose some magnetic field at higher temperatures –losing 0.20%/degree C as the temperature rises.

Q: 9.Which type of magnet is the strongest?

A: Neodymium magnets are the strongest magnets commercially available and are incredibly resistant to demagnetisation.

Q: 10.What is the most powerful permanent magnet material?

A: Neodymium magnets are rare-earth magnet materials with the highest magnetic properties. Composed of neodymium, iron & boron, these strong permanent magnets are the most powerful class of magnet materials commercially available today.
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