High Coercive Force Shaped Magnets

High Coercive Force Shaped Magnets
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High coercive force shaped magnets for secure mounting. Ideal for industrial fixtures, tool holding, signage, and lab setups. Nickel-plated for durability and rust resistance.
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Product Overview & Application Scenarios

 

Engineered for strength and reliability, this precision engineered high coercive force shaped magnet is a true workhorse in magnetic fastening. Encased in a precision-machined steel shell, this high coercive force shaped magnet confidently delivers exceptional holding power while resisting corrosion with its sleek nickel finish. The external thread acts like a handshake-secure and adaptable-ensuring seamless integration into mounting systems, jigs, or automation fixtures. Its compact size hides a magnetic force that refuses to let go, making it indispensable for demanding industrial, workshop, and engineering applications. Whether you're holding, suspending, or aligning, this magnet doesn't just perform-it commits.

 

Application Scenarios

 

Mounting & Display Systems

Ideal for non-invasive installation of display cases, signage, lighting, and metal hanging fixtures.
Can replace traditional screws for quick assembly and disassembly without surface damage.

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Laboratory & Testing Fixtures

Used in magnetic base stands and repeatable clamping structures.
Supports adjustable stands, magnetic bases, and sensor holders.

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Outdoor & Corrosive Settings

Nickel coating provides excellent corrosion resistance.
Applicable for magnetic fastening in marine equipment, outdoor signage, and canopy structures.

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Technical Specifications

 

Product Name

high coercive force shaped magnets

Magnet Grade

N52 (Br ≥14.2 kGs, Hcj ≥12 kOe)

Dimension

D5x3mm

Dimensional Tolerance

+/-0.05

Operating Temperature

≤80°C (High-temp versions available)

Density

≥7.5 g/cm³

Surface Magnetic Field

3,500 Gs

Magnetic Flux

2.0 mWb (Fluxmeter-tested)

 

Surface Treatment & Coating Technology

 

Coating Systems:

  • Ni–Cu–Ni Plating: The most widely adopted coating, providing balanced corrosion protection, strong adhesion, and good wear resistance.
  • Epoxy Coating: Offers superior resistance to moisture, salt spray, and chemical exposure, suitable for harsh environments.
  • Zinc Plating: A cost-effective option for moderate corrosion protection in controlled environments.
  • Parylene Coating: A conformal, pinhole-free polymer coating ideal for medical, vacuum, and cleanroom applications.

Advanced Edge Treatments:
For high-reliability applications, additional measures such as edge rounding and localized alloy reinforcement may be applied to reduce stress concentration and prevent localized corrosion initiation.

 

Quality Inspection of NdFeB Magnets

 

To ensure consistent performance and reliability, NdFeB magnets undergo comprehensive quality inspection at each critical stage:

Magnetic Property Testing
Measurement of Br, Hcj, Hcb, and BHmax to confirm compliance with specified grades.

Dimensional Inspection
Precision measurement of thickness, length, angle, and geometry to meet strict tolerance requirements.

Appearance & Surface Coating Check
Visual and coating inspections to detect cracks, chips, pinholes, or plating defects.

Magnetic Orientation Verification
Confirmation of magnetization direction and polarity accuracy.

Batch Consistency Control
Sampling tests to ensure uniform performance across production batches.

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▲ Precision Magnetics, Tailored for Performance.

If you have any magnet-related needs, we offer free customized magnet services. Please feel free to contact us at any time.

 

FAQ

Q1. What criteria define failure during thermal shock testing?

Failure is defined by excessive flux loss, visible cracking, coating delamination, or mechanical fracture after rapid temperature transitions.

Q2. How is compressive strength correlated with magnet geometry?

Compressive strength data is analyzed in relation to magnet shape, aspect ratio, and edge conditions to optimize design and reduce fracture risk.

Q3. How is long-term storage stability tested?

Magnets are stored under controlled temperature and humidity conditions for extended periods, with periodic magnetic and visual inspections to monitor degradation.

 

Contact Us

Phone/WhatsApp/WeChat: +86 13829120676
Email: Info@jinconn.com
Address: Xiaohe Industrial Zone, Daojiao Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China.

 

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