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Ferrite Magnets
Ferrite (ceramic) magnets are cost-effective, durable permanent magnets ideal for industrial, educational, and craft applications. AMF Magnetics supplies a wide range of sizes, shapes, and pull strengths to suit every need.
High-Value, Versatile Ferrite Magnets
Developed in the 1950s as an economical alternative to rare earth magnets, ferrite magnets are stable, corrosion-resistant, and provide a deep magnetic field. Although less powerful than neodymium, their durability and cost-effectiveness make them the preferred choice for many applications.
Applications for Ferrite Magnets
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Magnetic separators, sweeping, and separating metallic debris
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Motors, sensors, and water conditioning assemblies
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Loudspeakers and audio systems
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Handicrafts, educational projects, and science experiments
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Therapeutic uses and fridge magnets
Ferrite Magnetic Properties
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Made from iron oxide combined with barium carbonate or strontium carbonate
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High coercive force, classified as hard magnetic materials
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Resistant to corrosion and demagnetisation
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Stable at high temperatures, up to 250°C
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Cost-effective and widely available
Our Range of Ferrite Magnets
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Ferrite Disc Magnets: Low-cost, versatile, ideal for crafts, fridge magnets, and educational uses
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Ferrite Block Magnets: Heavy-duty industrial applications, sweeping, separation, or DC motors and sensors
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Ferrite Holding Pot Magnets: Mild steel casing, central fixing hole, up to 30kg pull, used in walls, ceilings, and warehouse storage
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Ferrite Cylinder Magnets: Rod-shaped, used in speakers, motors, and high-frequency noise suppression in electronics
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Ferrite Ring Magnets: Multi-purpose magnets for loudspeakers, resonance imaging, holding, door closures, joinery, and light fixtures
FAQ
What are ferrite magnets used for?
Ferrite magnets have countless uses across industries, including magnetic separators, motors, water conditioning systems, speakers, crafts, and magnet therapy.
Are ferrite magnets strong?
They are not as strong as neodymium magnets but provide an excellent cost-to-strength ratio and create a deep magnetic field suitable for many applications.
Do ferrite magnets rust?
No, ferrite magnets have excellent resistance to corrosion, making them ideal for humid or damp environments.
Which is better: ferrite or neodymium?
Neodymium magnets offer unmatched strength, but ferrite magnets are more affordable, corrosion-resistant, and maintain a stable magnetic field, making them ideal when ultra-high strength is not required.
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