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    • Magnetic Stator

      Magnetic Stator Permanent magnetic stator, is the non stationary part of a motor. The stator is the non-moving part in an electric motor, generator and more. Magnetic stators are designed with multiple poles. Each pole alternates in polarity (north & south). Opposite poles rotate about a cent...
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    • A New Halbach Array Magnetic Assembly – ARB SYSTEM Come Out

      Project: ARB SYSTEM PROTOTYPE Product Name: ARB System Halbach Array Magnet Product Feature: The Halbach Array magnet assembly is automatically tested each time the ride vehicle which goes   through the station and gets a “Go” or “No go” from the system. Application: You c...
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    • Choose the Right Magnet Grade

      When you complete identification of the material best suited for your magnet or magnetic assembly, the next step is to determine the magnet’s specific grade for your application. For Neodymium Iron Boron, Samarium Cobalt, and ferrite (ceramic) materials, the grade is an indicator of magne...
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    • You Know What Is Halbach Array?

      Firstly, let us know where the halbach array usually applied: Data security Transportation Motor design   Permanent magnetic bearings Magnetic refrigeration equipment Magnetic resonance equipment.   The Halbach array is named for its inventor Klaus Halbach, a Berkley Labs physicist in t...
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    • Application of Neodymium Magnet

      Applications Of Neodymium Magnets Motion control Linear actuators Microphone assemblies Servo motors or DC motors Sensors Industrial Separators Computer rigid disc drives, speakers and printers Attributes Of Neodymium Iron Boron High density and resistance to demagnetization High energy for...
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    • IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING ONGOING CORONAVIRUS

      For personnel performing work onshore (i.e. meeting, visit etc) for Rumotek and will be in contact with Rumotek personnel, the personnel shall confirm that the following is fulfilled: • I confirm that during the past 10 days I have NOT visited or travelled through any country outside of China. • ...
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    • Neodymium Magnets

      Neodymium magnets (also called “NdFeB”, “Neo” or “NIB” magnets) are powerful permanent magnets made of neodymium, iron and boron alloys. They are part of the rare earth magnet series and have the highest magnetic properties of all permanent magnets. Due to thei...
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    • Increase in Rare Earth Raw Material Cost

      Increase in Rare Earth Raw Material Cost

      Price chart shows that raw material cost of Rare Earth Neodymium magnets had a dramatic increase in the past few weeks. This makes some customers worry about the cost of their products and ask what will be trend in the following months and how should they react.
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    • Why are Samarium Cobalt and Neodymium Magnets Called “Rare Earth” Magnets?

      There are seventeen rare earth elements – fifteen of which are lanthanides and two of which are transition metals, yttrium and scandium – that are found with lanthanides and are chemically similar. Samarium (Sm) and Neodymium (Nd) are the two most commonly used rare earth elements in magnetic app...
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    • Neodymium Background

      Neodymium: A little background Neodymium was discovered in 1885 by Austrian chemist Carl Auer von Welsbach, though its discovery brought about some controversy — the metal cannot be found naturally in its metallic form, and must be separated from didymium. As the Royal Society of Chemistry notes,...
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    • What Types of Metals are Attracted to Neodymium Magnets?

      We all know that magnets attract each other at opposite poles and repel at like poles. But exactly what types of metals do they attract? Neodymium magnets are known as the strongest magnet material available and have the highest holding strength to these metals. They are called ferromagnetic meta...
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    • Magnets in the News: Recent Developments in Rare Earth Element Supply

      New Process for Recycling Magnets Scientists at the Ames research lab have developed a method to grind and repurpose neodymium magnets found as a component of discarded computers. The process was developed at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Critical Materials Institute (CMI) which focuses on tech...
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