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Are you looking for a reliable manufacturer for motor magnets, are you searching for multi-poles magnets for motor for your application, or even expecting design for your own specificiation, I am glad you have come to the right place. With over 20 years design and manufacturing experience, AEMagnets is a leading motor magnets supplier, serve to different industies. From ferrite motor magnets to the highest grade N52 neodymium motor magnets, with various sizes and shapes. Applications from underwater to space, from normal temperature to high temperatures as over 450 degree, etc.

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Motor magnets
Motor magnets
Motor magnets
Motor magnets
Motor magnets
Motor magnets
 

Revolutionize Your Magnets for Motors with High-Performance!

Unlock the true potential of your motors with our cutting-edge motor magnets, meticulously crafted to elevate performance and efficiency. As a leading provider of magnetic solutions, we take pride in offering a diverse range of motor magnets tailored to meet the dynamic demands of various industries.

Revolutionize Your Magnets for Motors with High-Performance!

Unparalleled Magnetic Strength:

Our motor magnets, crafted from premium-grade neodymium, offer unparalleled magnetic strength. These rare earth magnets provide a crucial boost to the motor's power, ensuring optimal performance across a spectrum of applications. Experience a new level of torque and efficiency that translates to enhanced operational capabilities.

Individualized Solutions for Diverse Applications:

We understand that different motors serve different purposes. That's why our extensive product line includes a variety of motor magnets designed to cater to diverse applications. Whether it's for electric vehicles, industrial machinery, or precision instruments, we have the perfect magnet to meet your specific needs.

Precision Engineering for Maximum Efficiency:

Our motor magnets undergo precision engineering to guarantee maximum efficiency. With advanced manufacturing techniques and stringent quality controls, we ensure that each magnet adheres to the highest industry standards. Trust in the durability and reliability of our magnets to keep your motors running smoothly.

 

Revolutionize Your Magnets for Motors with High-Performance!

Benefits of Choosing Our Motor Magnets:

  • Enhanced Power: Boost the power and performance of your motors.
  • Increased Efficiency: Experience improved energy efficiency and reduced losses.
  • Customization: Tailor-made solutions to suit your unique motor requirements.
  • Durable Construction: Resilient magnets built to withstand demanding conditions.
  • Versatility: Suitable for various motor applications across industries.
  • Applications Across Industries: Our motor magnets find applications in a wide range of industries, including automotive, robotics, renewable energy, and more. Elevate your products and systems with magnets that go beyond expectations.
 

More Than a Motor Magnets Manufacturer

Advanced Material Expertise

Advanced Material Expertise:

Beyond neodymium motor magnets, our material expertise spans a diverse range, incorporating cutting-edge alloys and composites. We harness materials with precision to craft solutions that meet the unique demands of modern applications.

Customization Prowess

Customization Prowess:

Recognizing the varied needs of industries, we offer more than off-the-shelf products. Our customization prowess allows us to tailor magnetic solutions, optimizing size, shape, and magnetic strength to align seamlessly with specific project requirements.

 
Innovative Design Integration

Innovative Design Integration:

We are not merely suppliers but collaborators in innovation. Our team works closely with clients to integrate magnetic solutions seamlessly into their designs. From automotive applications to medical devices, our magnets are seamlessly woven into the fabric of modern technological advancements.

Responsive to Industry Challenges

Responsive to Industry Challenges

Adapting to the ever-evolving landscape of industry challenges, we stay at the forefront of research and development. Our commitment to staying abreast of emerging technologies ensures that our solutions remain not only current but also ahead of the curve.

 

Why choose AEMagnets

AEMagnets is focus on creating values for our customer with innovative solution, supporting various industries through advanced magnetic technology.

Magnetics Engineering Capabilities

Magnetics Engineering Capabilities

With 20 years of technical magnet expertise, AEMagnets is uniquely qualified in all aspects of magnets engineering and manufacturing. We will work with our customer to achieve an optimized magnetic solution for virtually any need focus on quality, application, cost, lead time. Engineering is core of our business. We've found that concurrent engineering from early start of a project yields the best overall results, which is why we like to work with our customers from the very beginning on major projects by utilizing our highly-skilled technical experts, in our company we call it Early Involvement of Engineering(EIE).

Quality Management

Quality Management

As a licensed and certified magnet manufacturer, we use high level inspection equipment and testing methods to ensure that our supplied products can meet customer requirements. Besides we also conduct quality planning from very beginning as to mitigate risk from virtual to real production. If there is complaint happened we will treat serious and use 8D methodology to make a thoroughly investigation and also set preventive actions, by insist on this our quality keeps on a very high level, which will finally return back to our customer's trust.

Cost Management

Cost Management

Insist to pursue continuous improvement for cost management through lean production & supply chain management, etc., keep price competitive and share interests with customer.

 

What are the shapes of motor magnets, how many types?

When motor manufacturers design motors, the shape and size of permanent magnets have a significant impact on the overall performance and commutation of the motor. Therefore, choosing the right shape and size of motor magnets is of great importance.

The shapes commonly used for motor magnets are arc-shaped, tile-shaped, square, ring-shaped, and so on. Let's explore the advantages of different shapes of motor magnets.

Arc-shaped motor magnets (tile magnets, etc.)

Arc-shaped motor magnets (tile magnets, etc.)

Since sintered neodymium iron boron is an anisotropic material, it is challenging to create complex magnetization directions. Arc magnets can form radial rings and remain the most common shape for motor magnets, especially for DC motors and magnetic rotors. Bent magnets bring the magnet closer to the stator, reducing the air gap and increasing the flux between them.

 

Ring-shaped motor magnets

Ring-shaped motor magnets

In theory, ring-shaped magnets are the optimal shape for motor magnets. More precisely, these rings are radial ring-shaped motor magnets. They have many advantages, including:

  • Easy assembly
  • Good stability
  • Better geometric accuracy
  • Excellent motor performance
  • Multiple magnetization directions
  • Uniform magnetic field distribution

However, due to the limitations of magnet material performance and manufacturing processes, not all magnets can be made into radial oriented rings. There are two main types of radial ring-shaped magnets: bonded magnets and sintered neodymium magnets.

Compression-molded magnets are designed for different motors, such as pump motors, vacuum cleaner motors, gate motors, stepper motors, brushless motors, DC motors, starter motors, and conveyor motors. They are made through hot extrusion and deformation.

Radial ring-shaped motor magnets Compared to sintered neodymium iron boron, injection-molded ferrite, samarium cobalt magnets, or injection-molded neodymium iron boron magnets have advantages in control accuracy and yield.

They are the most flexible permanent magnets and can be made into different complex shapes using various magnetization methods. However, their magnetic field is much lower than that of sintered neodymium iron boron magnets. Sintered neodymium magnets can also be made into radial oriented magnetic rings.

However, they are very expensive because they require additional magnetization fixtures and magnetization coils. There are also many restrictions on size and grade.

 

Flat magnets

Flat magnets

Flat (trapezoidal and rectangular) shapes are another common choice for motor magnets. Flat shapes are easy for motor magnet manufacturers to process. This means lower costs compared to segmented motor magnets

 

Industry applications for motor magnets

Thanks to their exceptional magnetic properties, motor magnets find widespread applications across various industries, here are the industry applications where motor magnets play a crucial role:

Automotive Industry: Electric vehicles and hybrid cars, contributing to efficient and high-performance electric drivetrains.

Electronics and Appliances: Household appliances, computer hard drives, and various electronic devices, ensuring smooth and reliable operation.

Renewable Energy: Wind turbines and hydropower generators utilize motor magnets to convert mechanical energy into electrical power, supporting sustainable energy production.

Medical Devices: Medical equipment such as MRI machines, blood pumps, and diagnostic tools.

Aerospace and Defense: Components like actuators, navigation systems, and satellite mechanisms.

Power Tools: Cordless power tools leverage motor magnets for compact design, high power density, and efficient operation in construction and manufacturing.

Robotics: Industrial robots and automated systems rely on motor magnets for precise control and movement, supporting a wide range of manufacturing processes.

Oil and Gas Industry: Oil and gas sector, such as pumps and drilling equipment.

Mining and Minerals Processing: Mining operations, powering equipment like crushers, conveyors, and separators for mineral processing.

Motor magnets continue to be instrumental in advancing technology and driving efficiency across diverse industries. As these industries evolve, the demand for high-performance motor magnets is likely to grow, leading to further innovations and applications.

Industry applications for motor magnets
Industry applications for motor magnets
 

The main materials used for motor magnets are NdFeB (Neodymium Iron Boron), SmCo (Samarium Cobalt), Ferrite (Ceramic), and Ferrite (Aluminum Nickel Cobalt), these 4 materials offer unique properties suitable for different motor applications. Advantage and disadvantage of the four materials based on magnetic strength, temperature stability, cost, applications as follows:

  Advantages Disadvantages Industry Application
NdFeB Highest magnetic strength among commonly used magnet materials. Excellent energy density.
Relatively low production cost.
Susceptible to corrosion, requiring protective coatings. Temperature-sensitive, may experience demagnetization at high temperatures.
Brittle and may break or chip easily.
High-performance motors, hard disk drives, speakers, magnetic couplings.
SmCo High magnetic strength.
Excellent temperature stability, with high coercivity and curie temperature. Resistant to corrosion.
Higher cost compared to NdFeB. Brittle and may require diamond tools for machining. Aerospace applications, medical devices, sensors in harsh environments.
Ferrite Low cost.
Good resistance to corrosion. Relatively high coercivity.
Lower magnetic strength compared to NdFeB and SmCo.
Lower energy density.
Motors in appliances, loudspeakers, automotive applications.
AlNico Good temperature stability.
High Curie temperature.
High remanence and relatively high coercivity.
Lower energy density compared to NdFeB and SmCo.
Moderate magnetic strength.
Vintage and high-temperature motors, electric guitar pickups, sensors.

The choice of material for motor magnet depends on the specific requirements of the application, considering factors such as temperature conditions, cost constraints, and desired magnetic properties.

  Magnetic Strength Cost Corrosion Resistance Applications
Comparison NdFeB and SmCo have the highest magnetic strength, making them suitable for high-performance applications. Ferrite and AlNiCo have lower magnetic strength but find use in applications where cost and other factors outweigh the need for maximum strength.
Temperature Stability: SmCo and AlNiCo exhibit better temperature stability compared to NdFeB, making them suitable for high-temperature applications.
Ferrite is the least expensive, followed by NdFeB, AlNiCo, and SmCo, which tends to be the most expensive. NdFeB and SmCo are prone to corrosion and require protective coatings. Ferrite and AlNiCo generally have better corrosion resistance. NdFeB and SmCo are used in high-performance applications where maximum magnetic strength is crucial.
Ferrite and AlNiCo are chosen for applications where cost, temperature stability, and moderate magnetic strength are more critical than peak performance.

Key knowledge of motor magnets

  • How motor magnets affect the motor performance?  

    The impact of motor magnets on motor performance mainly depends on material, size, magnetic field strength, and other aspects. As an essential part of the motor magnetic circuit, the main function of the motor magnet is to generate a magnetic field, allowing the motor to complete the conversion of mechanical work into electrical energy or electrical energy into mechanical work. During motor operation, the selection and design of magnets have an impact on the output power, efficiency, stability, temperature, and other aspects of the motor. Therefore, in the selection and design of motor magnets, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the specific working conditions and performance indicators of the motor to ensure its stable operation and excellent performance

  • Manufacturing process  

    The manufacturing process of motor magnets mainly involves the material selection, cutting, assembly, bonding. The materials and manufacturing processes used for different motor magnets also vary. For example, a permanent magnet magnet needs to select excellent permanent magnet materials and undergo magnetization treatment during the heating process to improve magnetization strength and stability. The excitation coil magnet needs to use silicon steel sheets with good magnetic conductivity, and pay attention to adjusting the number and position of coils, as well as factors such as magnetic air gap, to improve the efficiency and output capacity of the motor.

  • Maintenance  

    The maintenance of motor magnets is an important step in ensuring the normal operation of the motor. During the use of the motor, the performance of the magnet may change due to factors such as temperature, pressure, and mechanical vibration. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly check the magnetic field strength, magnetic circuit gap, magnet temperature and other indicators of the motor magnet to ensure that its performance meets the requirements. If problems are found with the motor magnet, it should be repaired, replaced or adjusted in a timely manner.

  • Frequent issues occurered during operation for motor magnets  
    1. Loss of magnetism problem. This situation may occur if the calculation during design is not accurate enough and a lower grade is chosen by mistake. The problem of overheating and magnetization loss is a sensitive topic. The decrease in the magnetic properties of magnets can also cause overcurrent and overheating problems. When the motor is running, the load current exceeds the demagnetization resistance of the magnet, causing irreversible demagnetization of the magnet.
    2. The overlapping deterioration of magnetic properties and current demagnetization is something that must be paid attention to during the application of permanent magnet motors. When the motor is running, if the magnetic performance deteriorates, the current of the motor will increase instantaneously, causing the motor to become severely heated, further causing the magnetic properties of the magnet to deteriorate, causing the current to increase again, and the two will overlap and promote change, causing the motor to become extremely unstable. Collapse in a short period of time.
    3. The problem of magnet falling off. In the actual assembly process, the magnets and the base are reinforced with adhesive. The purpose of filling the glue between the permanent magnets is to increase the adhesion between the permanent magnets and prevent the permanent magnets from flying out due to centrifugal force when rotating at high speed. When many factors such as poor adhesive performance, weak inlaying, overheating, water or moisture in the motor cavity interact, it may cause the magnet to fall off, resulting in direct mechanical friction and loss of motor driving function.
  • Precautions to permanent motor magnets  
    1. Irreversible demagnetization problem
      If improperly designed or used, the permanent magnet motor will operate at too high (neodymium iron boron permanent magnet) or too low (ferrite permanent magnet) temperature, under the action of armature reaction caused by inrush current, or under severe mechanical vibration. Irreversible demagnetization, or loss of magnetism, may occur, which may reduce the performance of the motor or even render it unusable. Therefore, it is necessary to not only research and develop methods and devices for checking the thermal stability of permanent magnet materials suitable for motor manufacturers, but also to analyze the anti-demagnetization capabilities of various structural forms, so that corresponding measures can be taken to ensure that during design and manufacturing Permanent magnet motors do not lose magnetism.
    2. Cost issue
      Ferrite permanent magnet motors, especially miniature permanent magnet DC motors, are widely used due to their simple structure and process, reduced weight, and generally lower total cost than electric excitation motors. Since rare earth permanent magnets are currently relatively expensive, the cost of rare earth permanent magnet motors is generally higher than that of electric excitation motors, which needs to be compensated by its high performance and operating cost savings. In some cases, such as the voice coil motor of computer disk drives, the performance of NdFeB permanent magnets is improved, the volume and mass are significantly reduced, and the total cost is reduced. During design, it is necessary to compare performance and price before deciding on a choice based on specific use occasions and requirements. It is also necessary to innovate structural processes and design optimization to reduce costs.
  • The relationship between motor magnets performance and motor performance  
    1. The influence of residual magnetism

      For DC motors, under the same winding parameters and test conditions, the higher the residual magnetism, the lower the no-load speed and the smaller the no-load current; the greater the maximum torque, the higher the efficiency at the highest efficiency point. In actual tests, the level of no-load speed and the size of the maximum torque are generally used to judge the residual magnetism standard of magnets.

      For the same winding parameters and electrical parameters, the reason why the higher the residual magnetism, the lower the no-load speed, and the smaller the no-load current is because the running motor generates sufficient reverse induction at a relatively low speed. Generates a voltage so that the algebraic sum of the electromotive force applied to the winding decreases.

    2. Effect of magnet width

      For brushless motor magnets that are densely packed, the total cumulative gap cannot exceed 0.5 mm. If it is too small, it will not be installed. If it is too large, it will cause vibration and reduced efficiency of the motor. This is because the position of the Hall element that measures the position of the magnet and the magnetic The actual position of the steel does not correspond, and the consistency of the width must be ensured, otherwise the efficiency of the motor will be low and the vibration will be large.

      For brush motors, there is a certain gap between the magnets, which is reserved for the mechanical commutation transition area. Although there is a gap, in order to ensure the accurate installation position of the motor magnets, most manufacturers have strict magnet installation procedures to ensure installation accuracy. If the width of the magnet is exceeded, it will not be installed; if the width of the magnet is too small, the positioning of the magnet will be misaligned, the vibration of the motor will increase, and the efficiency will decrease.

    3. The influence of magnets chamfering size and non-chamfering
      If there is no chamfering, the magnetic field change rate at the edge of the motor's magnetic field will be large, causing pulse vibration of the motor. The larger the chamfering, the smaller the vibration. However, chamfering generally causes a certain loss of magnetic flux. For some specifications, when chamfering is to 0.8, the magnetic flux loss is 0.5~1.5%. When the residual magnetism of brushed motors is low, appropriately reducing the chamfer size will help compensate for the residual magnetism, but the pulsation of the motor will increase. Generally speaking, when the residual magnetism is low, the tolerance in the length direction can be appropriately enlarged, which can increase the effective magnetic flux to a certain extent and keep the performance of the motor basically unchanged.
    4. During the operation of the motor, there are always problems with temperature and reverse demagnetization. From the perspective of motor design, the higher the coercivity, the smaller the thickness direction of the magnet, the smaller the coercivity, and the larger the thickness direction of the magnet. However, magnetic steel is useless after it exceeds a certain coercivity, because other components of the motor cannot work stably at that temperature. If the coercivity can meet the requirements, then it can be recommended to meet the needs under experimental conditions, and there is no need to waste resources.
    5. Residual magnetization inconsistency: Even some with particularly high performance are not good. Due to the inconsistency of the magnetic flux in each unidirectional magnetic field section, the asymmetry of the torque leads to vibration.
    6. Inconsistent coercive force: Especially if the coercive force of some products is too low, reverse demagnetization is likely to occur, causing the magnetic flux of each magnet to be inconsistent and causing the motor to vibrate.
 

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Chapter 1

What is motor magnets?

Motor magnets is a magnetic materials used to generate magnetic fields and play an important role in motors. Motor magnets are mainly divided into two types: hard magnets and soft magnets. Hard magnets are small in size and have a long life, and can stably output magnetic fields for a long time, while soft magnets have good magnetic permeability, high magnetic permeability and low coercive force, and are suitable for use in thin parts of magnetic circuits that need to generate large magnetic flux density. There are many types of magnets used in motors, including permanent magnets, field coil magnets, rotor magnets, etc.

Chapter 2

The requirment for motor magnets and principle how to select

Motor requirements for magnets

The rotor and stator of a motor cannot wokr without magnets, and the requirements for magnets in a motor mainly include the following aspects:

  1. Strong magnetism: The magnetic field of a magnet must be strong enough to meet the working requirements of the motor. In general, motors are designed to choose the appropriate magnetic field strength according to their needs.
  2. Stability: The performance of the magnet cannot change during the operation of the motor, otherwise it will affect the working efficiency and lifespan of the motor. So the stability of magnets in high temperature, humidity, and vibration environments is very important.
  3. High temperature resistance: The motor will generate high temperatures during operation. If the magnet cannot withstand high temperatures, problems such as performance degradation and magnetization loss will occur, which will affect the normal operation of the motor.
  4. Corrosion resistance: Due to the harsh working environment of the motor, magnets are prone to corrosion, so magnets with corrosion resistance are one of the key components of the motor.

Principles for selecting magnets

Choosing the appropriate magnet is the key to ensuring the normal operation of the motor. When selecting a magnet, it should be based on the working conditions and performance requirements of the motor, including the following factors:

  1. Magnetic field strength: Select appropriate magnet materials according to the magnetic field strength requirements of the motor. The commonly used magnetic materials currently include permanent magnets, ferrite magnets, and neodymium iron boron magnets.
  2. Magnet aperture: Select a magnet with the appropriate aperture size according to the needs of the motor. Generally speaking, the larger the aperture, the harder it is to ensure the quality of the magnet.
  3. Magnet shape: Choose the shape of the magnet according to the design requirements and space limitations of the motor. Magnet shapes include various types such as sheet, circular, circular, and elongated.
  4. Material selection: Select appropriate magnet materials based on the environmental requirements such as the operating temperature and humidity of the motor. For example, permanent magnet has excellent performance and stability, but has high requirements for temperature and humidity.

In short, the requirements for magnets in motors are multifaceted. When selecting magnets, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the working conditions and performance requirements of the motor to ensure its normal operation.

Chapter 3

What's the difference for gauss testing and pull testing to measure the magnetic strength?

What's the difference for gauss testing and pull testing to measure the magnetic strength?

Gauss Testing
Gauss measurement gauges a magnet's field strength using a device called a gauss meter.
Process: A handheld probe of the gauss meter is moved around the magnet, and the values increase or decrease accordingly.
Limitations: Gauss meters are highly sensitive, making it challenging to obtain reliable, repeatable values. Calibration issues are common, and even slight movements of the probe can yield different results.
Application: Provides insights into a magnet's circuit design and field gradient but may not be the preferred method due to its sensitivity.

Pull Testing
This method measures the force required to detach a known ferrous object from the magnet's surface.
Process: A ferrous object (usually a steel ball) is placed on the magnet's surface, and the force needed for detachment is measured, typically in pounds or ounces.
Application: Effective in determining a magnet's strength, especially for magnets capturing metals from a distance away. It also allows measurement of the magnet's gradient with non-ferrous spacers.
Advantages: Often favored for its reliability and repeatability, particularly in stringent quality programs.

 

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Chapter 4

How motor magnets shipped?

How motor magnets shipped?

Normally the motor magnets can be shipped by air, sea, railway, land, depends on weight and distance, before shipping the magnets need to be packed with magnetic shield to make sure the magnetism can not affect outside of the package. Magnetic inspection is necessary for air shipping which is conducted by 3rd party, meanswhile MSDS report is necessary for sea shipping.

Chapter 5

What should take care when using motor magnets?

What should take care when using motor magnets?

  1. Motor magnets are fragile, so when in use, handle them with care, avoiding rough handling that may result in collisions leading to breakage. When picking up the magnet, push it from the side instead of directly pulling it with your hands.
  2. Keep motor magnets away from electronic devices, as their proximity can interfere with electronic equipment and control circuits, impacting their functionality.
  3. Avoid storing motor magnets in damp environments to prevent oxidation. Exposure to moisture can cause changes in appearance, physical characteristics, and magnetic properties.
  4. Refrain from placing motor magnets near items such as floppy disks, hard disk drives, credit cards, tapes, debit cards, and television cathode-ray tubes. Proximity to magnetic recording devices may impact or damage recorded data.
  5. motor magnets should not be exposed to impact or severe vibrations. Horseshoe motor magnets should be equipped with a piece of soft iron connecting the two poles and inverting the north and south poles of adjacent motor magnets.
  6. Individuals sensitive to metal objects may experience rough or reddened skin when close to motor magnets. If such reactions occur, avoid contact with strong motor magnets. In severe cases, seek immediate medical attention.
  7. Avoid using motor magnets in high-temperature conditions unless there are specific requirements to do so. High temperatures can result in demagnetization and a decrease in magnetic strength.
  8. For safety, place motor magnets in locations inaccessible to children to prevent accidental ingestion.
Chapter 6

How to store motor magnets?

Motor magnets

  1. Do not bring motor magnets close to electronic equipment, because the magnet itself has positive and negative poles and a circuit loop. If it is close, it will affect the electronic equipment and control loop and affect its use.
  2. Do not store magnets in a humid environment to avoid oxidation, which may cause changes in appearance, physical properties and magnetic properties.
  3. If people who are sensitive to metal objects are close to a magnet, their skin will become rough and red. If the above reaction occurs, please do not touch the magnet.
  4. Do not place magnets close to floppy disks, hard drives, credit cards, tapes, charge cards, TV picture tubes, etc. If a magnet is brought close to a device such as a magnetic recorder, the recorded data will be affected or even destroyed.
  5. Magnets must not be placed near strong current.
  6. Magnets cannot be baked on fire or exposed to high temperatures.
  7. The magnet cannot be subjected to knocking or severe vibration.
  8. Small magnets cannot be placed together with large magnets.
  9. For hoof-shaped magnets, a piece of soft iron should be added to the two poles to connect the two poles, and the north and south poles of adjacent magnets should be inverted.
Chapter 7

In Summary

Navigating the realm of motor magnets can be overwhelming, especially for newcomers. Yet, with invaluable insights into motor magnets, the complexity of selection transforms into a streamlined process.

Backed by decades of expertise in the motor magnets sector, AEMagnets stands as a reliable source for optimal materials grades, size, shapes, and specifications catering to projects of any scale. Our dedicated team is ready to provide insightful guidance, with the added convenience of customizable samples meticulously crafted to suit your distinct requirements. Trust in AEMagnets for a seamless motor magnets selection experience.

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