45SH Material Arc Motor Magnets

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Product Name: 45SH Material Arc Motor Magnets
Magnet ID:Neodymium-N45SH-10
+ Highest Energy of All Permanent Magnets
+ Moderate Temperature Stability
+ High Coercive Strength
+ Moderate Mechanical Strength
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Hangseng Magnetech Inc. (SUPERMAG, neoi) is your best source for the highest quality magnets, neodymium magnets, magnetic devices and expert application assistance for OEM, point-of-purchase, industrial and retail markets.

The HSMAG range of industrial magnets includes sizes from 2mm right up to 100mm, and the company are also able to custom design and manufacture magnets to particular specifications in short run quantities. N45SH Magnetic Material Segment Neo Magnets
HSMAG supply their industrial magnets to original equipment manufacturers, resellers, research and development organisations, universities, and government departments, right through to engineering firms and hobbyists.
As part of the service HSMAG offers, they can hold particular stock for customers and send orders on a scheduled basis.

There are seventeen rare earth elements– fifteen of which are lanthanides and two of which are transition metals, yttrium and scandium, that are found with lanthanides and are chemically similar. Samarium (Sm) and Neodymium (Nd) are the two most commonly used rare earth elements in magnetic applications. More specifically, Samarium and Neodymium are light rare earth elements (LREE) in the cerium earths group. Samarium Cobalt and Neodymium alloy magnets provide some of the best force-to-weight ratios for industrial and commercial applications.

The rare earth elements are typically found together in the same mineral deposits, and these deposits are plentiful. With the exception of promethium, none of the rare earth elements are especially rare. For example, samarium is the 40th most plentiful element found in the Earth’s mineral deposits. Neodymium, like other rare earth elements, occurs in small, less accessible ore deposits. However, this rare earth element is nearly as common as copper and more plentiful than gold.

In general, rare earth elements were given their name for two different, yet significant reasons. The first possible naming derivation relies on the initial perceived scarcity of all seventeen rare earth elements. The second suggested etymology stems from the difficult process of separating each rare earth element from its mineral ore.