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Typical Magnetic properties of Flexible rubber magnet, Rubber Magnets

Flexible Rubber magnets are compound materials made by mixing ferrite magnet powder and rubber. Pressing or rolling makes the finished flexible rubber magnet. Because the material has good plasticity, the finished flexible rubber magnets or semi-manufactured flexible rubber magnets can incise, stiletto, slit or back up other materials randomly, have good antisepsis and difficult demagnetization. The raw materials are plentiful, so the price is lower. Flexible Rubber magnets are natural Flexible Rubber magnets or isomer Flexible Rubber magnets. Natural rubber magnets have weak magnetism, are used on iceboxes, presswork and marketing and promotion premiums. Isomer rubber magnets have strong magnetism, and are used in such applications as micro-motors and magnet toys.

Typical Magnetic properties of Flexible rubber magnet, Rubber Magnets

aterial Iso / Anisotropic Remanence Coercive Force Intrinsic Coercive Force Max. Energy Product
Br Hcb Hcj (BH)max
mT Gs kA/m Oe kA/m Oe KJ/m3 MGOe
FRM-5 Isotropic 165+/-10 1,650+/-100 108+/-8 1,350+/-100 132+/-8 1,650+/-100 5.2+/-0.4 0.65+/-0.05
FRM-6 Isotropic 170+/-10 1,700+/-100 112+/-8 1,400+/-100 136+/-8 1,700+/-100 5.6+/-0.4 0.70+/-0.05
FRM-8 Semi-aniso 220+/-5 2,200+/-50 136+/-8 1,700+/-100 160+/-8 2,000+/-100 8.0+/-0.4 1.00+/-0.05
FRM-11 Anisotropic 245+/-5 2,450+/-50 140+/-8 1,750+/-100 148+/-8 1,850+/-100 11.2+/-0.4 1.40+/-0.05
FRM-12 Anisotropic 247.5+/-2.5 2,475+/-25 168+/-8 2,100+/-100 224+/-8 2,800+/-100 12.0+/-0.4 1.50+/-0.05

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Magnetic Properties of Sintered AlNiCo Magnet

AINiCo magnet is an alloy of aluminum-nickel-cobalt, has excellent temperature stability and corrosion resistance, it can be used in motor, sensor, separator, loudspeaker and holding system. This class of magnet remains a preferred material because of it’s excellent temperature stability, high magnetic flux density, and resistance to corrosion. Alnico magnets are manufactured through a casting or sintering process. The casting process allows for the magnet to be manufactured into intricate and complex shapes, which are not possible with other magnetic materials.

Magnetic Properties of Sintered AlNiCo Magnet
Grade Remanence Coercivity Force Intrinsic Coercive Force Max. Energy Product max. continuous temperature Density Remarks
Br Hcb Hcj ? BH ? max
mT kA/m kA/m kJ/m3 ? g/cm2
SAINiCo4/1 870-890 9-11 10-12 3.2-4.8 750 6.8 Isotropy
SAINiCo8/5 530-620 45-50 47-52 8.5-9.5 750 6.8
SAINiCo10/5 630-700 48-56 50-58 9.5-11 780 6.8
SAINiCo12/5 700-750 50-56 53-58 11-13 800 7
SAINiCo14/5 730-800 47-50 50-53 13-15 790 7.1
SAINiCo14/6 620-810 56-64 58-66 14-16 790 7.1
SAINiCo14/8 550-610 75-88 80-92 14-16 850 7.1
SAINiCo18/10 570-620 92-100 99-107 16-19 860 7.2
SAINiCo35/5 1100-1200 48-52 50-54 35-39 850 7.2 Anisotropy
SAINiCo29/6 970-1090 58-64 60-66 29-33 860 7.2
SAINiCo32/10 770-870 90-104 94-109 33-38 860 7.2
SAINiCo33/11 700-800 107-115 111-119 33-38 860 7.2
SAINiCo39/12 830-900 115-123 119-127 39-43 860 7.25
SAINiCo44/12 900-950 119-127 124-132 44-48 860 7.25
SAINiCo37/15 700-800 143-151 150-158 37-41 870 7.1

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