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Low Weight Loss Magnet

Low Weight Loss Magnet – The corrosion resistance of Neodymium magnet is considered poor, the surface coating is highly recommended for Neodymium magnets. With the expansion of elevators, wind turbines and permanent motors application, the users need higher requirement on the corrosion resistance of Neodymium magnet, as the glue cohesiveness of un-plated magnet is much better than plated magnets, also un-plated products are better in the security. Now, more and more customers tend to use un-plated magnets, upon this condition we have developed ultra-low weight loss magnets after the continuous innovation and study. Normally, the weight loss test is over 150mg/cm² in the industry of Neodymium magnet, this will be different for magnets produced from different material formulation and manufacturing process. A lot of our new magnets can reach to 1mg/cm², (Testing condition: HAST standard for 168hrs), due to its very low weight loss, the corrosion resistance is excellent, while the reliability and working life are greatly improved obviously.

Low Weight Loss Magnet un-plated magnet after HAST test

The type of magnet can meet the strict requirements of corrosion resistance, low weight loss magnet is mainly used in elevators, radar, wind generators, military aerospace, industrial motors, and other fields.

Here are two standards of low weight loss magnet: 1. US Standard: PCT (121℃±1℃), 2 atm, 95%RH, for 96 hours, weight loss less than 5-10mg/cm2. 2. EU Standard: HAST (130℃±2℃), 3 atm, 95%RH, for 168 hours, weight loss less than 2-5mg/cm2.

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Cathy Marchio

Cathy Marchio is an expert at Stanford Magnets, where she shares her deep knowledge of magnets like Neodymium and Samarium Cobalt. With a background in materials science, Cathy writes articles and guides that make complex topics easier to understand. She helps people learn about magnets and their uses in different industries, making her a key part of the company's success.

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