Alnico Magnet Information

The iconic, red-painted horseshoe magnet is something we all recognise and love. These staple magnets have been manufactured from the material known as Alnico for nearly 100 years and are still used to teach children about magnetism throughout the world. Alnico magnets are permanent magnets that are primarily made up of a combination of aluminium, nickel and cobalt. While Alnico magnets have largely been replaced by stronger rare-earth magnets, they still have many uses. Read on to find out more.

What are Alnico magnets

 

How are Alnico magnets made

Hazards of Alnico Magnets

Common applications of Alnico magnets

Alnico magnets - Coatings and adhesives

How does temperature affect Alnico magnets