Arc-shaped magnets are fixtures used for clamping workpieces, characterized by their simple structure, ease of use, and strong clamping force. They are widely used in manufacturing, machining, electronics, automotive, and aerospace industries. Their shape is generally arc-shaped, and their main dimensions are described below:
Outer Diameter: The outer diameter of the arc-shaped magnet is based on the diameter of the workpiece being clamped. The shape is generally a ring, although larger arc-shaped magnets can also be elliptical.
Inner Diameter: Also known as the central bore diameter, this is the circular hole in the center of the arc-shaped magnet. The diameter generally matches the diameter of the workpiece being clamped.
Height: The height of the arc-shaped magnet refers to its length along the inner diameter direction.
Arc Angle: Arc-shaped magnets are usually not complete rings, but rather composed of several arc segments. The arc angle can affect the size of the ring and the clamping force.
