What Makes Permanent Magnets & Electromagnets Different?
Magnets are classified into permanent and non-permanent magnets, despite both being magnetic and able to attract ferrous items, they have different advantages and traits.
Magnets are classified into permanent and non-permanent magnets, despite both being magnetic and able to attract ferrous items, they have different advantages and traits.
Electromagnets use electricity to generate a magnetic flux, a electromagnet’s output can be adjusted by changing the amount of electricity flowing through them.
Neodymium magnets are the strongest magnets commercially available and due to their strength and multiple sizes, neodymium magnets are incredibly versatile.
Discover what materials will our magnets attract too? Understanding what metals are magnetic and learn which metals are best for your applications.
Over 50 magnet-related technical terms defined in one place and organised A-Z. Learn more.
Magnets play a key role in numerous industries, in particular, the automotive industry our magnets are used throughout the industry starting with the concept development process for a new model, throughout the assembly, and culminating with that unforgettable new car experience for customers.
If you’re looking to find out if stainless steel is magnetic, you will likely find a variety of responses. However, not all stainless steels are magnetic.
Finding the correct magnet material for your application can be tough due to the wide range of materials available and the knowledge of each required to decide.
With a robust design and easy operation, clearing metal debris has never been easier with our range of magnetic sweepers.
Around 60% of homes in the UK suffer from hard water, although hard water isn’t unhealthy to drink it can cause problems for your health and your property.