Bonded    Ferrite

These magnets are obtained from a mixture of Ferrite powder together with polymer.

A subsequent processing (calendering) results in flexible, oriented and non-oriented sheets and "strips" even of irregular shape (extrusion).

With different alloying elements and different productive processes (pressing or injection), it's possible to make parts of complex shape with high mechanic precision.

Also available in sheets or magnets with PVC of different colour or biadhesive on one side.

 

 MATERIALS STANDARD CHARACTERISTICS

TYPE

GRADE

Residual 

Flux Density 

Br

Coercitive  Force

Max  Energy Product 

( B H ) max

Max Operation

Temperature

( °C )

bHC jHC
MGOe KJm3
KG T KOe KA/m KOe KA/m

Isorubber

R1

1650-1800

0,165 -0,180

1,130 - 1380

90 - 110

1,500 - 1,880

120 - 150

0.56 - 0.76

4.5 - 4.6

- 40  /  +100

Anisorubber

R2

2300 2500

0,230-0,250

2,000 - 1380

160 - 184

2,700 - 2,950

215 - 235

1.3 - 1.5

10.2 - 12

- 40  /  +100

R2A 2800 3100 0,280-0,310 1,900 - 2,050 152 - 164 2,400 - 2,600 192 - 208 1.3 - 1.5 10.2 - 12

Anisoplastic

PB 1

2200-2300

0,220-0,230

1,650 - 1,850

131 - 147

2,200 - 2,400

175 - 191

1.1 - 1.22

8.8 - 9.7 - 40  /  +120
PB 2

2350-2500

0,235-0,250 2,100 - 2,250 167 - 179 3,000 - 3,150 239 - 251 1.35 - 1.45 10.7 - 11.5

 

Other typical magnetics properties (DIN 17410)

Curie

Temperature

°C Max

Operating

Temperature

°C Max

Temperature

Coefficent

of Br

% x °C

Temperature

Coefficent

of jHC

Relative Recoil

Permeability

µ rec

Minimum

saturation

field

KO/KAm

 

 

450 120 -0.2 +0.3 1.05 10/800    

Other typical physical properties (DIN 17410)

Density

g/cm3

Vickers

Hardness

Hv

Flexural

strength

N/mm2

Tensil

strength

N/mm2

Compression

strength

N/mm2

Elastic

module

N/mm2

Thermal

expansion

coefficent

10-6/k

Specific electric

resistivity

10-8/OHM/m

3.6-3.7

45

5.5-8.5

-

-

-

-

-

For further technical information about magnetization, carrier force, temperature behaviour, chemical substances resistance, UVA rays resistance, flexibility, and winding diameters, hardness, glues, etc, etc...

CONSULT OUR TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT

 

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