Hard-Ferrite Bonded Magnetic Compounds

Light density and low cost of ferrite bonded magnetic compounds (hard ferrite
magnets) create a high-cost performance. Therefore, the ferrite magnetic
materials has the largest market demand and is the most extensively used in the
field of modern home appliances, office supplies, communication devices, and
defense. The appropriate ferrite magnet density, ferrite magnet strength,
magnetic susceptibility for ferromagnetic materials, and the magnetic field
lines in ferromagnetic material make the good performance of the material in
many fields.

The orientation magnetization process can be completed in the process of
injection molding, furthermore, insert molding can also be used to achieve the
required products, those can reduce the subsequent process and total system
cost.

The high resistivity of hard-ferrite bonded magnets results in low eddy current
loss, which can be used for high-speed motor, such as the Water pump motor.

Chase Technology focuses on the development and production of 3 types of
magnetic materials and providing our customers with more cost-effective and
reliable magnet solutions. We provide different types of magnetic material to
meet the diverse application requirements for our customers, including hard
magnetic materials and soft magnetic materials.

As an experienced ferrite magnet supplier, Chase provide high quality hard
ferrite magnets, feel free to contact us. We have many real hard ferromagnetic
materials examples to illustrate the good performance of this product.

Properties of hard-ferrite bonded magnetic compounds：
Excellent mechanical properties make it more resistant to crack.
The thermoplastic resin utilized is capable of the operating temperature of
-40-200℃.
Excellent corrosion resistance makes it suitable for various requirements of
the environment.
Good temperature stability and resistance to thermal demagnetization.

Applications of hard-ferrite bonded magnetic compounds：
Magnetic roller for the printer; magnetic encoder; cooling water bump; motor
rotor; sensor; etc.

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