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Radial Magnet handles all our commercial and industrial magnet needs. There is no room for error or delay in this industry, and any mishaps result in millions of dollars in loss so we have to have full faith in Radial Magnet in order to rely on them. We vetted their owner and company thoroughly before adding them to our Authorized Vendor List and they have been incredibly reliable and efficient at every phase since being approved, rewarding our decision tenfold.
Director of Product Oversight
We utilize Radial Magnet as our primary source for sensor magnets. So far so good. Three years running and not a single issue of note. We’ve had to change the master specs twice and each time the delivered PO’s adjusted accordingly. I’m not sure I’ve ever met anyone more knowledgeable about magnets than Harold, the Owner, and the inventory we receive from their factories is always right, making my job easier and taking one stress off my plate.
At Radial Magnets, we sell Neodymium magnets and assemblies because there simply is no stronger type of magnet. For any and all of your magnetic needs, Radial Magnets offers an extensive variety of magnets made of Neodymium.
While some people instantly know what neodymium magnets are and what they have the capability of doing, others may not understand what’s different about this type of magnet in comparison to any other, such as ceramic magnets or natural magnets. Being classified as one of the Rare Earth magnets, Neodymium magnets are known to be the absolute strongest permanent magnets. Despite having such great strength, these neodymium magnets are still low-cost. It is part of the Rare Earth magnets category because of the fact that the magnet is made from the Rare Earth elements listed in the periodic table. A Neodymium magnet consists mainly of Neodymium (Nd), Iron (Fe), and Boron (B). Another name for neodymium magnets is NIB magnets because of the elements involved. Together, the chemical structure reads NdFeB.
If you aren’t familiar with neodymium magnets, then you probably haven’t realized they are used for common applications, such as for the making of jewelry, toys, and technology devices. These magnets are more widespread than the public may think. Neodymium magnets could even be in your iPhone and iPad! Uses for neodymium magnets extends much further than this though. They are used for electrical motor production, medical practices, scientific experiments, and technology advancements. More products where Neodymium magnets are involved include hard disk drives, microphones, earphones, loudspeakers, motors, and medical scanning technology. Aside from being used to aid in the production of these massive resources, these neodymium magnets can be used for less complex activities such as for arts and crafts, as well as with projects for home renovation.
We sell different types of magnets composed of Neodymium, such as block magnets, disk and rod magnets, metric magnets, pot magnets, ring magnets, sensor magnets, and true radial magnets. Whether you need a specific sized sensor magnet or rod magnet, we have different sizes for each type so your magnetic projects can go accordingly. Since the uses for Neodymium are so versatile, we make it a point to carry just as versatile options when it comes to sizes and type.
Maximum Energy Product (BHmax)
Magnets, whether one of the Rare Earth magnets or a ceramic magnet, are measured in strength with BHmax, which is the maximum energy product. The unit of measurement for BHmax is MegaGauss Oersted, or in abbreviation as MGOe. A large BHmax means it is a more powerful magnet, whereas a smaller BHmax means it is weaker. Being the strongest magnet, Neodymium holds a BHmax of 40 while Samarium Cobalt comes in at a close second with a BHmax of 26. Ceramic magnets can hardly compare with their BHmax of 3.5!