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What are Magnets?
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Disc Magnets
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Rod Magnets
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Block Magnets
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Ring Magnets
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Arc Magnets
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Sphere Magnets
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Cone Magnets
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Countersunk Magnets
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Custom Magnets
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Hook Magnets
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Eyelet Magnets
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POT Magnets
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Rubber Coated Pot
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Disc Magnets
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Block Magnets
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Ring Magnets
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Arc Magnets
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Custom Magnets
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Disc Magnets
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Block Magnets
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Ring Magnets
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Arc Magnets
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Custom Magnets
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Disc Magnets
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Block Magnets
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Ring Magnets
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Arc Magnets
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Custom Magnets
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Magnetization
Magnetization Options
A Magnetic field is an invisible flux moving from one end of the magnet to the other. Shown in Figure1. The flux consists of moving or spinning electrically charged particles invisible to the eye. If the max working temperature meet the requirement , permanent magnets can retain the magnetic field for very long time even forever. Magnets have potential energy which means that they have the ability to conserve energy. The magnet will display or release some of its conserved energy when pulling towards or attaching to something then conserve or store the energy that the user exerts when pulling it off.
Every magnet has a north seeking and a south seeking face on opposite ends. The north face of one magnet will always be attracted towards the south face of another magnet.
Magnetic Field
North to South attraction
Spheres
Axially Magnetized
Magnetized through the diameter(Like the Earth). Strongest points are on opposife ends.
Cylinder | Disc | Rod
Axially Magnetized
Magnetized through the diameter(Like the Earth). Strongest points are on opposife ends.
Diametrically Magnetized.
Magnetized through the diameter. Strongest points are on the curved surface.
Ring
Axially Magnetized
Magnetized through the diameter(Like the Earth). Strongest points are on opposife ends.
Diametrically Magnetized.
Magnetized through the diameter. Strongest points are on the curved surface.
Multi Axially Magnetized
Magnetized by multi magnetizing coil,can be 4, 6, 8 and more poles on the one face
Radially Magnetized
Magnetized on the diameter of the magnets. All north,all south,or alternating polarities.
Cubes | Rectangles
Through The Thickness.
Magnetized through the thickness. Strongest points on the ends of the thickness Thickness is usually the smallest dimension of a rectangle.
Through the Width.
Magnetized through the width.Strongest points on the ends of the width.Width is usually the 2nd largest dimension of a rectangle.
Through the Length.
Magnetized through the length.2 Strongest points on the ends of the Length. Length is usually the largest dimension of a rectangle.
Arc | Segment
Diametrically Magnetized Arc.
Magnetized from the Inside Radius(r)through the Outside Radious (R). Strongest points are on the curved surfaces.
Chord Magnetized Arc.
Magnetized Across the Arc. Strongest points are on the flat angled faces
Axially Magnetized Arc.
Magnetized through the thickness. Strongest points are on the flat faces.
Cup Magnets
Axially Magnetized.
A Cup or Pot is a regular magnet inside of a stainless steel shell.This shell absorbs the magnetic field on one side and forces it toward the opposite direction,creating a double pull at one end of the magnet.The Stainless steel shell doubles as a very tough layer of protection form harsh environments.