| Type A - AXIAL |
| ONE FACE NORTH AND ONE FACE SOUTH |
| Max width: 200 mm. |
This type of magnetization can be used, for istance, in electronics for closing contacts (Reed e Hall).
It can also be efficiently used whenever repulsive forces have to be exerted on very small pieces that cannot be magnetized using the other 2 types mentioned below, or when it is necessary to channel all the magnetic flux into the metal pole pieces. |
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| Type B - TWO POLES |
| EQUAL MAGNETIC FORCE ON BOTH SURFACES |
| Width: from 10 to 70 mm. |
We recommend you use this kind of magnetization when there are gaps present (material located between magnet and the iron piece to which it has to adhere to). |
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| Type C/M - MULTIPOLES |
| EQUAL MAGNETIC FORCE ON BOTH FACES |
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| POLE PITCH: 7 mm. |
| Width: from. 23 to 70 mm. |
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| Type C - MULTIPOLES ON ONE FACES |
| THE LEAST MAGNETIZED SURFACE IS LIGHTLY ENGRAVED OR MARKED WITH A FELT TIP. |
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| POLE PITCH: 7 mm. |
| Width: up to 450 mm. |
The magnetization of the C/M and C types is more sensitive to gaps than that of the B type.
It is recommended when gaps are very low and when bigger sizes than those of the B type are needed.
The magnetic force of the B and C/M types can be remarkably increased by putting an iron plate of about 1 mm if thickness on a surface, as it can be inferred by the holding force charts here below.
For the C type, the iron plate has to be put on the engraves or felt-tip marked surface. |