Isotropic and anisotropic magnets are among the precise injection bonded Ndfeb magnets. Anisotropic magnets are mostly utilized in the magnetic roller of laser printers, DC motors, tiny generators, relays, sensors, and air conditioners, while isotropic magnets are primarily employed in color televisions. The following fields primarily require precise plastic parts: hardware, motors, appliances (cameras, pickup cameras).
As a novel method of producing permanent magnetic materials, injection molding preserves the greater magnetic properties of ferrite magnets while also offering the advantages of high accuracy and efficiency in injection molding as well as giving injection plastic magnets unique qualities.
Features:
1. Having both hardness and flexibility, it was simple to manufacture into a thin ring.
2. Injection molding using many axes at once would make assembly simpler and more accurate. It is possible to obtain complex form and fine tolerance.
3. They have a consistent density and good consistency when heated up.
4. Produced using an injection process using a ferrite powder and plastic binder combination. be extremely resistant to corrosion because to the plastic binder covering the ferrite powder.
5. 3.6–3.8 g/cm3 for density
6. Operating temperatures between -40°C and 130°C
7. Exhibiting remarkable dimensional accuracy
8. Versatile specifications and forms
9. Innovative surface treatment for impact resistance that efficiently protects
10. combined forming
Applications:
1. Magnetic rollers for copier and laser printer
2. Permanent Motor Magnets (Rotors & Other Components)
3. Magnetic Rings for Aerodynamic Component
4. Color Monitor / TV Purity convergence magnet
5. Binder: PA6, PA12, PPS
