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Ferrite Ring Magnet - 80mm x 40mm x 15mm
Product code: 13019
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Magnetic Product Description:
This ferrite ring magnet has an outside diameter of 80mm, an inside diameter of 40mm and a thickness of 15mm. It has a pull force of 3.4kg and a Y30BH grade. It is identified by the Amf magnets part number 13019.
Uses for our ferrite rings magnets:
Ferrite Ring magnets have been used for decades in loudspeaker equipment to transmit, modify and amplify sound. They are also integral for the operation of Magnetic Resonance Imaging equipment in hospitals and also in Magnetic Torque Drives that are able to transfer mechanical power and eliminate friction by operating in a contactless manner. A non-commercial and popular application for Ferrite Rings is the children's fishing game, where a Ring tied on a piece of string is used to pick up paperclips or other ferrous objects. Ferrite Rings experience reduced magnetic strength, due to the void area, but their inexpensive pricing makes them popular for DIY projects and hobbyists. Ferrite material will not deteriorate when exposed to moisture or corrosive forces and this significantly increases their appeal and also adds to their versatility.
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Magnetic Product Description:
This ferrite ring magnet has an outside diameter of 80mm, an inside diameter of 40mm and a thickness of 15mm. It has a pull force of 3.4kg and a Y30BH grade. It is identified by the Amf magnets part number 13019.
Uses for our ferrite rings magnets:
Ferrite Ring magnets have been used for decades in loudspeaker equipment to transmit, modify and amplify sound. They are also integral for the operation of Magnetic Resonance Imaging equipment in hospitals and also in Magnetic Torque Drives that are able to transfer mechanical power and eliminate friction by operating in a contactless manner. A non-commercial and popular application for Ferrite Rings is the children's fishing game, where a Ring tied on a piece of string is used to pick up paperclips or other ferrous objects. Ferrite Rings experience reduced magnetic strength, due to the void area, but their inexpensive pricing makes them popular for DIY projects and hobbyists. Ferrite material will not deteriorate when exposed to moisture or corrosive forces and this significantly increases their appeal and also adds to their versatility.
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NB: Ranges are indicative for product category, please check individual products for specific values within that range.
