Magnet Machining Process
Magnet Machining Process – Magnets that have been through the sintering process are machined and plated.
Machining
Due to shrinkage from the sintering process, required measurements are achieved by grinding the magnets with abrasives.
Diamond abrasives are used for this process because the magnet is very hard.
Surface Treatment (Plating)
To best suit the environment in which they will be used, the magnets are subject to various surface treatments.
NdFeB magnets are generally susceptible to rust so they are surface treated with nickel or paint. SmCo magnets have a high resistance to corrosion so they are not usually plated.
Form / Visual Inspection
Magnets that have been machined and plated are measured and visually inspected. In addition, magnetic properties, corrosion and maximum energy are tested to specifications.
Magnetization Assembly
Magnets that have been machined and plated are measured and visually inspected.
In addition, magnetic properties, corrosion and maximum energy are tested to specifications.
Shipping Packaging
Magnets that have passed product testing are packaged and shipped. Flux leakage shields are utilized for air shipment when required. HSMAG’s magnetic products are shipped in Japan and to worldwide customer manufacturing locations.
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Multipole Magnetic Rings | Iron Chrome Cobalt FeCrCo | Â Motor Magnets | |||||
Free-machining, higher magnetic strength, stronger magnetic property and lower density. |
High-Grade, super strong, sintered Ndfeb, one piece, multi-pole radial magnetic rings. |
 FeCrCo magnet material is semi-hard magnetically and exists in bar, rod, wire and also as thin rolled strip. |  Magnets and assemblies can be found in many types of motors, generators, and actuators. |