ndfeb magnet cylinder

With strictly process control every single piece of our magnet is to your totally satisfactory

Ketian magnet prepares its anisotropic powders by either casting an alloy melt into a mold, or strip casing.  Strip Casting offers the advantage of better chemical stability.  Subsequently, the ingot from the mold or the flakes from Strip Casting are pulverized to a uniform grain/particle size.  The best method for obtaining the desired grain size is by HDDR.  The HDDR [hydrogenation-decomposition-desorption-recombination] process yields a more homogenous particle size with a minimum of α-Fe, and Nd-rich phases.  Anisotropic Nd-Fe-B, HDDR powders prepared from strip cast alloys are used for the HAST [Highly Accelerated Stress Test] grades of NdFeB Magnets, including N, H, SH, UH, EH, and AH grades.

 

When you purchased magnets form Ketian magnet you get the following superb benefits:

 

Improved Corrosion Resistance:

 

The HAST protocol used on our neodymium iron boron magnets can qualitatively reflect the service life of the magnet.  This test exposes the magnet to 130°C, 95% RH, at 2 ATM for more than one day. The magnet is massed before and after the test.  Our magnets measure a weight loss of less than 5 mg/cm2. 

 

 

High Maximum Working Temperature:

 

Our AH series of NdFeB magnets have working temperatures up to 240°C.

 

 

Excellent Corrosion Resistance:

Ketian magnet offers a number of coatings including: Nickel, Epoxy, Zinc, Tin, Phosphate, polypropylene etc.

 

Good Surface Tension and adhesion:

Adhesives require a properly prepared surface for bonding.  Good wet-ability is one of the keys to good bonding.  The shear strength for our Ni Plated magnets is greater than competitive magnets.