Samarium cobalt (SmCo), is a member of the lanthanide group on the periodic table. It is a close relative of neodymium. Both of them are called rare-earth elements. They are used to manufacture powerful and permanent magnets. A SmCo magnet is just as breakable as a neodymium magnet, namely Neo magnet. It should preferably be
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May 17, 2019
May 10, 2019
What is Speaker Magnet
The neodymium speaker magnet produces a magnetic field, and the speaker’s voice coil motor is placed in the magnetic field. When the voice coil passes through the audio current, the current will be acted by the magnetic field, which causes the voice coil to vibrate, and drives the paper basin that sticks to the voice
April 30, 2019
Something you Should Know About Neodymium Magnets Coatings
The magnets coating is used to protect the neodymium magnets. Neodymium is easy to react to oxygen and oxidizes quickly if untreated. That’s why all neodymium magnets are covered with a protective coating, which is so thin that it doesn’t have any impact on the adhesive force of the magnet. Epoxy (KTL) coating Our epoxy
January 2, 2019
Neodymium Magnets VS Ferrite Magnets
Permanent magnets are highly demanded in modern times. The strongest of all permanent magnet options are rare earth magnets. Their magnet field is very powerful, about 1.4 Tesla, while that of ferrite magnets ranges between 0.5 and 1 Tesla. That’s why rare-earth magnet styles, commonly called neodymium magnets, are said to have a permanent magnetic