OneMonroe provides custom manufacturing solutions to clients throughout the world. We can manufacture built-to-order parts, custom products and offer a wide variety of options to solve your problem. We can support high volumes and short-lead times.
Monroe Engineering Products is a full-service manufacturer of fabricated metal assemblies and hardware. We offer a diverse product line of off-the-shelf hardware and can custom manufacture our entire product lines to match your needs. We do vendor-managed inventory (vmi) on low-cost hardware items and manage larger fabrication programs from blueprint to delivery.
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Ceramic magnets are generally formed by a extrusion/compression technique which is then followed by sintering. Finish grinding or shaping, when necessary for better control of dimensions, is normally done by using diamond grinding wheels. The material to be molded can be in either a dry powder or wet slurry form. Magnetic performance can be increased in a preferred direction by applying a magnetic field in that direction during the molding process.
Ceramic magnets, also known as ferrite magnets, is a type of permanent magnets made of iron oxide and strontium carbonate. We carry the grade C8 ceramic magnets, which is the strongest ceramic magnet. Our disc and cylinder magnets come in different inner, outer diameters as well as different thicknesses.
Did you want to learn more about Magnets? Give us a call or take a look at our magnet guides.
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Sometimes referred to as “hard ferrite” permanent ceramic magnets contain magnetite, a hard crystalline iron ferrite mineral that derives its magnetism from the effect the earth's magnetic field has on it. Ceramic permanent magnets are made from finely powdered barium ferrite or strontium ferrite formed under heat and pressure. Their magnetic strength is enhanced by aligning the powder particles with a strong magnetic field during forming. Ceramic magnets are comparable to Alnico magnets in terms of magnetic force and have the advantage of being able to be pressed into various shapes without significant machining as well as being the most economical magnetic material in terms of cost.
Did you want to learn more about Magnets? Give us a call or take a look at our magnet guides.
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Ceramic magnets are generally formed by a extrusion/compression technique which is then followed by sintering. Finish grinding or shaping, when necessary for better control of dimensions, is normally done by using diamond grinding wheels. The material to be molded can be in either a dry powder or wet slurry form. Magnetic performance can be increased in a preferred direction by applying a magnetic field in that direction during the molding process.
Ceramic magnets, also known as ferrite magnets, is a type of permanent magnets made of iron oxide and strontium carbonate. We carry the grade C8 ceramic magnets, which is the strongest ceramic magnet. Our ring magents are round with a center hole.
Did you want to learn more about Magnets? Give us a call or take a look at our magnet guides.
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Ceramic magnets are generally formed by a extrus/compress technique which is then followed by sintering. Finish grinding or shaping, when necessary for better control of dimensions, is normally done by using diamond grinding wheels. The material to be molded can be in either a dry powder or wet slurry form. Magnetic performance can be increased in a preferred direction by applying a magnetic field in that direction during the molding process.
Ceramic magnets, also known as ferrite magnets, is a type of permanent magnets made of iron oxide and strontium carbonate. We carry the grade C8 ceramic magnets, which is the strongest ceramic magnet.
Did you want to learn more about Magnets? Give us a call or take a look at our magnet guides.
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Sometimes referred to as “hard ferrite” permanent ceramic magnets contain magnetite, a hard crystalline iron ferrite mineral that derives its magnetism from the effect the earth's magnetic field has on it. Ceramic permanent magnets are made from finely powdered barium ferrite or strontium ferrite formed under heat and pressure. Their magnetic strength is enhanced by aligning the powder particles with a strong magnetic field during forming. Ceramic magnets are comparable to Alnico magnets in terms of magnetic force and have the advantage of being able to be pressed into various shapes without significant machining as well as being the most economical magnetic material in terms of cost.
Did you want to learn more about Magnets? Give us a call or take a look at our magnet guides.
Features:
| Ceramic (high quality,high strength ferrite) | Maximum temperature range is 300 F (148C) |
| Epoxy filled 3-Pole magnets | Tapped bottom mount |
| Incased in an aluminum insulated housing | Custom versions available/li> |
| Extended poles can be lightly machined | Tap Depth .25" |
| They can be press fit or use tapped mounting hole | Diameter +/- .003 |
