NdFeB powerful magnets have strong machinability and can be processed into magnets of different shapes. Each magnet is designed and manufactured according to its use and purpose to suit its use. The true strength of powerful magnets comes from the raw materials, each of the magnets Each shape affects the strength of a magnet and the shape of the magnet is very important and significant.
Now, let's take a closer look at magnet shapes and see what different shapes of powerful magnets are available:
1. Disc magnet:
Disc magnets are generally magnets with larger diameter and thickness, and are called disc magnets.
Due to their wide, flat surface, disc magnets have a large pole area, making them strong, effective magnets.
Depending on the size of the disc, this shape can be used in a variety of ways. Disc magnets are used in clothing, fashion accessories, home decoration, packaging, toys and other fields.
2. Cylindrical magnet
The height of a cylindrical magnet is greater than its diameter, also known as a bar magnet, and the magnetization direction exceeds the radial magnetization. Can be used in medical equipment, magnetic switches and other industries.
3. Bar magnet
Bar magnets are some of the weakest types of magnets and come in the shape of a bar. The size of a magnet also affects its strength, but they are the least magnetic when compared to other magnets of the same size. Bar magnets are used for everyday functions such as hanging things on the refrigerator or closing cupboards. These magnets are the cheapest and easiest to replace.
4. Ring magnet
Ring magnet, referred to as magnetic ring or ring magnet. Usually used in speakers, valves and other fields.
5. Counterbore magnet
Countersunk holes are what we call screw holes. Commonly seen are round and square magnets. They are usually made with countersunk holes and used with screws to play a fixing role.
