Ferrite magnet ball type that is resistant to rusting low cost, low magnetic magnet
Neo Mag Co., Ltd.
About This Product
As with other magnets, the anisotropic ferrite magnet (Y30BH) is as good as other magnets. For stock items, we have prepared products with various shapes and dimensions, so we can deliver from one for short delivery time.
Features
■ Most of the most used magnets
・ Ferrite magnets are the most commonly used magnets in the world.
・ Currently, it is currently produced more than 500,000 tons a year, mainly in Japan and China.
■ The appearance is gray -black, similar to pottery
It is also called a ceramic magnet and is an oxide sintered magnet. After all, it has been practical as an industrial magnet in Japan and has evolved. The appearance is gray -black and has the same properties as pottery, so it is relatively easy to break and requires enough attention to handling.
■ Low cost, low magnetic power magnet
・ Because it is mainly used for iron oxide, it is suitable for applications where low cost is important.
・ The magnetic force is about 1/5 to 1/10 of the neodymium magnet.
■ Rust -resistant
There is no worry about rust, so you can use it stably even in high humidity environments such as rain, water, etc.
■ Be careful when using low temperature
It has a relatively stable magnetic characteristics, but the temperature characteristic of HCJ (magnetic force) is the opposite of the metal magnet, and the HCJ deteriorates at a low temperature, so it is reduced when used in an environment of minus 30 ° C or less. You need to pay attention to magnetism.
■ Use
Magnetic characteristics are considerably lower than neodymium magnets and Samakoba magnets. However, since it is the most commonly used magnet worldwide, such as speakers and general -purpose motors, there are wide application areas. Suitable for relatively large magnetic circuits and applied products.
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Ferrite magnet ball type that is resistant to rusting low cost, low magnetic magnet
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Neo Mag Co., Ltd.
8 Models of Ferrite magnet ball type that is resistant to rusting low cost, low magnetic magnet
Items marked with have different values depending on the model number.
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| Product Image | Part Number | Price (excluding tax) | Adsorbent power | Direction of porcelain | Limited usage temperature | Material symbol | Surface magnetic flux density | kinds | shape | size | surface treatment |
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Frb01 |
Available upon quote | 0.008 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 687 g / 68.7 mt | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ6 (with holes) | Mirror finishing |
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Frb02 |
Available upon quote | 0.01 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 931 g / 93.1 mt | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ8 (with holes) | Mirror finishing |
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Frb03 |
Available upon quote | 0.034 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 899 g / 89.9 mt | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ10 (no hole) | Mirror finishing |
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Frb04 |
Available upon quote | 0.022 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 939 g / 93.9 mt | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ10 (with holes) | Mirror finishing |
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Frb05 |
Available upon quote | 0.056 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 1,049 g / 104.9 mt | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ12 (with hole) | Mirror finishing |
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Frb06 |
Available upon quote | 0.24 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 1,540 g / 154 mt | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ14 | Mirror finishing |
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Frb07 |
Available upon quote | 0.66 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 2,090 g / 209 mt | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ20 | Mirror finishing |
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Frb08 |
Available upon quote | 0.83 kgf | Diameter direction | -70 ℃ | Equity | 2,120 g / 212 MT | Ferrite magnet | Ball -shaped | Φ25 | Mirror finishing |
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- Since 1995