Magnet Manufacturer for Magnet Solutions, Systems and Assemblies
We design, engineer, and manufacture mission-critical, technical custom magnets and magnetic assemblies.
We can manufacture permanent magnets to your exact specifications in just a few weeks in prototype or production quantities, whether you require a complex assembly, or just a plain magnet in a size that we currently don’t stock. We will always operate confidentially. Made-to-order magnets that have been manufactured by Magnosphere are used by blue chip companies and industry leaders in some of the most demanding applications.
Manufacturer of Rare Earth Magnets, Neodymium Magnets and Permanent Magnets
Magnets made of neodymium NdFeB (neodymium-iron-boron magnets) are among the strongest permanent magnets in the world with an extremely high adhesive force. Due to their high remanence, these neodymium super magnets can be used in a wide variety of applications compared to other magnets. Neodymium magnets are super strong permanent magnets and are often referred to as super magnets.
Our range of magnetic products includes: disc magnets, ring magnets, magnetic spheres, block magnets, pot magnets, holding magnets, car magnets, ceiling magnets, switching magnets, lifting magnets, flexible rubber magnets, flat magnets, band magnets, steel bands, billboard magnets, magnetic paper, fridge magnets, business card magnets, sweeping magnets, magnetic separating rod magnets, Separating grids, compasses, gauss meters, magnetic viewing foils, generator magnets, reed switch magnets, learning magnets.
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Our Expertise
We manufacture magnets for special applications on request. We specialize in manufacturing magnets, magnet solutions, magnet technology and magnet systems with the highest quality standards and customer service.
We can produce custom-made magnets, magnet systems or magnetic assemblies within a few weeks according to exact specifications. Our product team is at your disposal for any questions and advice and we always work confidentially. Magnosphere delivers solutions for the world's top companies!
Types of Magnets
Magnets come in a variety of types, with varying degrees of magnetic strength, resistance to heat, permanence, and tolerance of corrosion.
Magnets can be categorized into two main groups: permanent and non-permanent. From there, they can be divided into smaller groups, such as electromagnets and superconductors. In addition, many magnet assemblies can be categorized by their composition. Examples include ceramic magnets, alnico magnets, rare earth magnets, samarium cobalt magnets and neodymium magnets. Finally, magnets can also be defined by their shape or application. Magnets relegated to a specific industry or application include sheet magnets, bar magnets, strips, and bipolar assemblies.
Permanent magnets maintain their magnetism without the assistance of outside forces, and they generate neither heat nor electricity. They are the most common type of magnet.Non-permanent magnets are triggered by an external power source, namely strong magnetic fields. Used in electronics, they are typically made from ferrous materials.
Electromagnets, or electro magnets, also require triggering from an external source of power to be magnetic. In their case, this external source is the magnetic field produced by electric currents coursing through tightly wound wire coils. They can be turned on and off at will. Electromagnets are used in numerous industrial applications, including solenoid valves, biomagnetic separation, AC and DC motors, and electric transformers.
Superconductors are the strongest type of magnet. Unlike the others, they do not have a metal core and they must be cooled at a low temperature. They are used primarily with heavy-duty machinery such as MRI machines or magnetic separator machines.
Ceramic magnets, also known as ferrite magnets, are a type of permanent magnet. They have a low amount of magnetic power and are very brittle and are more easily prone to breakage compared to other magnets. Despite this, ceramic magnets are very cost-effective, and are used in applications such as magnetic tools, magnetic chucks, and motors.
Alnico magnets are also permanent magnets. They slightly more expensive than ceramic magnets. These strong magnets are similar to ceramic magnets, except that they are less brittle, have higher magnetic resistance, and can be more easily shaped.
Rare earth magnets have higher manufacturing costs than ceramic magnets. However, they are much more powerful and are much more likely to retain their magnetism. Rare earth magnets are typically costlier than their non-rare-earth counterparts due to the scarcity of rare earth materials and the lengthy process of the extraction of the materials from lanthanide ores.
Rare earth magnets are utilized as industrial magnets, and are used for applications including MRIs, testing, sensors, speakers, motors, holding, and lifting.
Types of rare earth magnets include samarium cobalt magnets and neodymium magnets. The elements samarium and neodymium both contain outer f-electron shells that are partially filled, and act as a powerful source behind their magnetic fields.
Samarium cobalt magnets are made of a combination of cobalt and samarium and are known for their high resistance to corrosion and demagnetization. Another key characteristic is their thermal stability, as they remain stable up to 550℃. For this reason, samarium cobalt is used in applications that involve exposure to extreme heat, like medical tool use and motors.
Neodymium magnets have a stronger magnetic pull than any other type of magnet. They are also harder than ceramic magnets. Despite their powerful magnetic force, they are much less resistant to heat and corrosion than others. These magnets are made from a composite of boron, iron, and neodymium. To combat their brittleness, neodymium magnets are coated with nickel.
Sheet magnets are composed of a ferrite-plastic composite. To make use of the composite material, manufacturers extrude it into a magnetic sheet and cut it into magnetic strips of flexible rubber material. Sheet magnets are commonplace in the automotive and consumer industries.
Bar magnets are the most common type of magnet. They are made from ferrite metal materials and are shaped as a narrow rectangle or bar.
Strip assemblies are made up of thin rubber magnet pieces that are coated with adhesives. They are used on irregular surfaces./p>
Bipolar assemblies are heat resistant assemblies used for items that require assistance with wide alignment or holding./p>
What are magnets used for?
This is a very common question when talking about magnets. The simplest answer we can give is "They are used in almost every commercial application around the world, from industrial manufacturing to consumer electronics to sustainable energy and household power generation".
They were first discovered by the ancient Greeks and originally called "Lodestone". They have been the subject of re-engineering and industrialization for many decades. As a result, high performance rare earth magnets are now commercially available worldwide. With the discovery of these small, high-performance marvels came the development of new technologies.
Over the past decade, they have become a fundamental part of consumer electronic devices. Without them, the computer hard drive boom wouldn't have been possible, speakers wouldn't work as well, and there wouldn't be any new wind turbines in the world. They are an inconspicuous part of everyday life.
What are neodymium magnets?
Neodymium magnets are often referred to as "NdFeb" or "Neo". They were first discovered in 1982 and have been commercially available since 1984. Neodymium magnets are now the most commonly used rare earth magnets in the world. They are made from an alloy of neodymium, iron and boron (NdFeB). Although relatively small, they are known for their incredible strength.
How are neodymium magnets made?
The main components are neodymium, iron and boron. The exact components depend on the type produced. We also add an important ingredient called dysprosium to increase the material's coercivity and improve resistance to degaussing and corrosion. Learn more about the manufacturing process here.
Are neodymium magnets really that strong?
Yes, they are. Neodymium (sometimes referred to as "rare earth") magnets are the strongest magnets commercially available. They have an extremely high magnetic attraction and in some cases (with the very strong magnets) can cause serious injuries. If you would like to know how some of our customers are using neodymium magnets, please take a moment to visit our applications page.
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