Ferrite Magnet Series
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Ferrite Magnet Series-----The Traditional Magnets |
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Made of the base Fe2O3 and Sr or BaO. There are two different producing ways by pressing, called Isotropic Magnet and Anisotropic. The spread of the magnetic field is very different between Isotropic Magnets and Anisotropic Magnets. There is no magnetic field during pressing for Isotropic Magnets, so there will be more ways to magnetize after sintering than Anisotropic magnets are. Because Anisotropic magnets need pressing with magnetic field, the magnetic direction is fixed during pressing. There is one direction and one way to magnetize after sintering. So Anisotropic Magnets are stronger and more powerful. |
Magnetic Spread of Isotropic Magnets： Magnetic Spread of Anisotropic Magnets：
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