Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets
Ferrite arc magnets:
1) Cheapest magnet material
2) Good anti-corrosion performance, no need to surface treatment.
3) Best temperature stability
4) Best choice for industrial application
5) All shapes can be customized
6) provide isotropic and anisotropic
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Manufacturer customized permanent magnet arc ferrite magnet
Ferrite magnets are sometimes known as ceramic and their key features are that they will operate at high temperatures while being resistant to demagnetization and corrosion without requiring specialist coatings. Ferrite Arc segments are normally used in pairs for motors and generators and are magnetized so that the inner and outer radii are opposites, and so that each segment is the polar opposite of the other. These arc segments would be ideal for making a cheaper alternative for magnetic water conditioning by strapping the arcs around a pipe (maximum diameter 56mm).
Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnet description:
1, Material: Ferrite magnet is made of Sro or Bao and Fe2o3 by Ceramic processing technology
2, Shape: Segment, Arc, Tile
3, Grades: Y10T,Y20,Y25,Y30,Y30BH,Y35 (China standard); C1,C5,C8,C11 (U.S.A. Standard)
4, Dimension: Customized
5, Tolerances: +/-0.1mm
6, Coating: No need Coating.
7, Application: Sensors, motors, rotors, wind turbines, generators, etc.
Magnetic Characteristics of Sintered Ferrite
Grade | Value(min/typical in our factory) | |||||||
Br | Hcb(BHC) | Hcj(IHC) | (BH)max | |||||
MT | KG | KA/m | Koe | KA/m | KOe | Kj/m^3 | MGOe | |
Y10T(=C1) | 200/218 | 2.00/2.18 | 125/145 | 1.57/1.82 | 210/250 | 2.64/3.14 | 6.5/8.0 | 0.8/1.0 |
Y25 | 360/370 | 3.60/3.70 | 135/150 | 1.70/1.88 | 140/170 | 1.76/2.14 | 22.5/25.3 | 2.8/3.2 |
Y30(=C5) | 380/385 | 3.80/3.85 | 191/210 | 2.40/2.64 | 199/220 | 2.50/2.51 | 26.0/28 | 3.4/3.7 |
Y30BH | 380/390 | 3.80/3.90 | 223/235 | 2.80/2.95 | 231/245 | 2.90/3.08 | 27.0/30.0 | 3.4/3.7 |
Y33 | 410/420 | 4.10/4.20 | 220/235 | 2.77/2.95 | 225/240 | 2.83/3.01 | 31.5/33.0 | 4.0/4.2 |
Y35 | 400/410 | 4.00/4.10 | 175/195 | 2.20/2.45 | 180/200 | 2.26/2.51 | 30.0/32.0 | 3.8/4.0 |
C8(=C8A) | 385/390 | 3.85/3.90 | 235/255 | 2.95/3.20 | 242/265 | 3.05/3.33 | 27.8/30.0 | 3.5/3.7 |
C10 | 400/410 | 4.00/4.10 | 288/300 | 3.62/3.77 | 280/287 | 3.51/3.60 | 30.4/31.9 | 3.8/4.0 |
Ferrite Arc Magnet for Motor
For general magnet specifications, molds have already been made for production. If you need special shape, please inform us beforehand for the time of making mold. Magnet is a hard sintered product that is economical and durable. The finished product is subject to shape. Residual flux density is based on size and shape. Before design, it must know the size ratio, magnetic direction, and other information firstly. Ferrite arc magnets are a unique shape which are designed especially for motors.
FAQ:
Q1. What are Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets?
A1. Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets are a type of permanent magnet made from ceramic materials that have been compressed and sintered to form a solid, dense structure. They are commonly used in various applications due to their low cost, high magnetic performance, and excellent resistance to demagnetization.
Q2. What are the typical applications of Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets?
A2. Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets are widely used in various applications, such as electric motors, generators, loudspeakers, magnetic separators, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines.
Q3. What are the advantages of Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets?
A3. Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets have several advantages, including high magnetic performance, low cost, excellent resistance to demagnetization, and good thermal stability.
Q4. How are Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets manufactured?
A4. Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets are manufactured using a process called powder metallurgy, which involves compressing and sintering ceramic powders at high temperatures. The resulting material is then magnetized to create a permanent magnet.
Q5. What are the temperature limitations of Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets?
A5. Ceramic Arc Segment Ferrite Magnets have good thermal stability, but their magnetic properties can start to degrade at temperatures above 250-300°C (482-572°F). Therefore, they are not suitable for high-temperature applications.