Recently, many customers have come to ask: "I want to customize a magnet of a special shape. What should I pay attention to?" Today, I‘m going to share with you all the valuable insights I‘ve accumulated over the years. I guarantee you won‘t fall into any traps after reading it!

Did you know the powerful magnets inside your electric motors are secretly afraid of heat? Those hardworking permanent magnets in your EV, air conditioner, or even hair dryer can actually "forget" their magnetic properties when things get too hot!

As an engineer with years of experience in the motor industry, I understand how a "small issue" like pole misalignment can cause "big trouble." Today, I’ll share practical solutions to help you easily tackle this frustrating problem.

Every time you check your energy usage on a smart meter, there‘s a tiny but mighty component working behind the scenes – bonded ferrite magnets. These unassuming parts play several critical roles that make modern energy monitoring possible.

In industrial, electronic, and household applications, a magnet‘s holding power directly impacts performance. While many assume magnets with equal grade (e.g., N52) and volume must perform identically, real-world tests show up to 30% variation in suction force. This guide reveals the critical factors behind these differences.

Ferrite magnets (ceramic magnets) dominate 68% of the global permanent magnet market due to their cost-effectiveness and corrosion resistance. But their magnetic field strength often raises critical questions: How strong are they compared to neodymium? How do engineers calculate their flux density in real-world applications? This guide provides data-backed answers and actionable calculation frameworks.

Selecting the right magnet material for fan motors is crucial for longevity in humid, salty, or chemically aggressive environments. Let’s break down the top three options and their corrosion resistance performance.

Have you ever wondered how the quality stability of sintered NdFeB magnets, which are crucial for loudspeaker performance, is tested? At TECOMAG, we’re here to explain the rigorous standards that ensure excellent sound quality and longevity in speakers.

Today Tecomag will talk about how the appearance defects of magnets affect the magnetic properties? Seemingly insignificant appearance problems, in fact, have a large impact on magnetic properties!

TECOMAG summarizes for you today: Smaller sintered ferrite magnets in smart door locks have the following application scenarios: sensor, electromagnetic drive, signal enhancement and anti-interference, NFC signal enhancement

Guys, today to say how to detect the intrinsic coercive force of NdFeb magnets, you can refer to the following methods:

In fact, after the surface treatment of Ndfeb magnets, there are usually some small changes in magnetic properties.

Guys, let‘s discuss a question today: Does the dimensional tolerance of sintered ferrite magnet affect the performance of smart door lock? The answer is yes! If the dimensional tolerance is not appropriate, it will affect the installation match of the smart door lock. May cause the installation is too tight or too loose, affecting the stability of the door lock.

Guys, today to talk about how to judge the quality of NdFeb magnets. First of all, you can start from the appearance, the surface should be smooth and smooth, no cracks, bubbles, these defects. The coating must also be uniform and dense with strong adhesion. The dimensional accuracy can not be sloppy.

Under normal use conditions: if the use environment is good, the work load is normal and properly maintained, its service life can reach 5 to 10 years or so.

First of all, you can start by optimizing the binder. Choosing a highly elastic binder is like putting on a shock-absorbing "coat" for ferrite, which effectively absorbs shock energy. At the same time, the strength of the binder is increased to make the ferrite stand more stable in the motor.

Discover what magnet Br (remanence) means, whether a higher Br value is better, and the significance of magnetic flux density.

Are arc magnets marked with N and S poles? Learn how manufacturers show polarity and request custom markings for magnetic tiles.

What is the black substance on the exterior of the bonded neodymium magnet? What type of coating is it? Additionally, which protective layers can be applied? What is the maximum operating temperature for bonded neodymium magnets? Today, we will address these questions.

1. NdFeB permanent magnet material is a type of permanent magnet based on the intermetallic compound Nd2Fe14B, which possesses an exceptionally high magnetic energy product and coercive force. The advantages of high energy density make NdFeB permanent magnet material essential in modern industrial and electronic technology.