Magnet Material
Ferrite
The main raw material of sintered ferrite is iron oxide, so it will not be corroded by high temperature, high humidity or chemicals (except strong acids and alkalis); sintered ferrite mainly includes barium ferrite (BaO•6Fe2O3) and strontium Ferrite (SrO•6Fe2O3) two types; sintered ferrite is divided into isotropic and anisotropic. Isotropic sintered ferrite has weak magnetic properties, has the same magnetic properties in any direction, and can be multi-pole magnetized in any direction; anisotropic sintered ferrite has higher magnetic properties than isotropic and can only be shaped Magnetization in the direction of magnetic field orientation;
Sintered ferrite has excellent demagnetization resistance and no magnetic flux loss before and after assembly and magnetization; the operating temperature of sintered ferrite is -40°C to +250°C.
The main raw material of sintered ferrite is iron oxide, so it will not be corroded by high temperature, high humidity or chemicals (except strong acids and alkalis); sintered ferrite mainly includes barium ferrite (BaO•6Fe2O3) and strontium Ferrite (SrO•6Fe2O3) two types; sintered ferrite is divided into isotropic and anisotropic. Isotropic sintered ferrite has weak magnetic properties, has the same magnetic properties in any direction, and can be multi-pole magnetized in any direction; anisotropic sintered ferrite has higher magnetic properties than isotropic and can only be shaped Magnetization in the direction of magnetic field orientation;
Sintered ferrite has excellent demagnetization resistance and no magnetic flux loss before and after assembly and magnetization; the operating temperature of sintered ferrite is -40°C to +250°C.