Neodymium Block - 20mm x 12.5mm x 4.6mm
Product code: 22022
Neodymium Block - 20mm x 12.5mm x 4.6mm
Magnetic Product Description:
This rare earth magnet has a length of 20mm, a width of 12.5mm and a thickness of 4.6mm. It has a magnetic flux of three thousand and ten Gauss with a pull force of 5.7 kg against five mm mild steel. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 22022.
Uses for our rare earth block magnets:
These types of Neodymium permanent block magnets are compact and strong. Experiments by Aerospace Engineers are currently underway to test the effectiveness of magnets in low-gravity atmospheres like those experienced in space. Small but powerful magnets may be able to generate energy for rotors and high-speed motors, reducing the dependence on battery power and the associated weight that compromises the speed and range of space travel. It is hoped that the low friction atmosphere of space will favour magnetically generated power so it can provide supplementary power for spacecraft that have finite energy resources, extending the distance and duration of their journeys and allowing science to explore the depths of the universe and its history,
Meanwhile, back here on planet Earth they can be glued to plastic moulds or attached to metal frames so metallic or plastic sheeting can be held in place and removed with ease. This can be extremely useful for the designers of Prototypes or Model makers. Blocks like these are used in a variety of applications including converting electrical energy into mechanical energy in electric motors found in cordless power tools, generators and electric vehicles.
Neodymium Block - 20mm x 12.5mm x 4.6mm (22022)
Magnetic Product Description:
This rare earth magnet has a length of 20mm, a width of 12.5mm and a thickness of 4.6mm. It has a magnetic flux of three thousand and ten Gauss with a pull force of 5.7 kg against five mm mild steel. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 22022.
Uses for our rare earth block magnets:
These types of Neodymium permanent block magnets are compact and strong. Experiments by Aerospace Engineers are currently underway to test the effectiveness of magnets in low-gravity atmospheres like those experienced in space. Small but powerful magnets may be able to generate energy for rotors and high-speed motors, reducing the dependence on battery power and the associated weight that compromises the speed and range of space travel. It is hoped that the low friction atmosphere of space will favour magnetically generated power so it can provide supplementary power for spacecraft that have finite energy resources, extending the distance and duration of their journeys and allowing science to explore the depths of the universe and its history,
Meanwhile, back here on planet Earth they can be glued to plastic moulds or attached to metal frames so metallic or plastic sheeting can be held in place and removed with ease. This can be extremely useful for the designers of Prototypes or Model makers. Blocks like these are used in a variety of applications including converting electrical energy into mechanical energy in electric motors found in cordless power tools, generators and electric vehicles.
Neodymium Block - 20mm x 12.5mm x 4.6mm (22022)