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This ferrite block magnet is 52mm long, 25mm wide and 12.7mm high. This plastic encased ferrite magnet has a pull force of 1.5 kg. The plastic case is red on the South side and green on the North side. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 12038.
In days not so far gone by, people selling ice sold sports bag sized lumps of the stuff off the back of a truck, like the milk trucks of a similar era. With the advance and widespread use of direct current electrical motors installed in refrigerators and freezers, the ice sellers have gone the way of the oft quoted Dodo bird. (The Dodo bird to its regret was both flightless and very tasty).
Magnets, including these ferrite block magnets, 52mmx25mmx12.7mm in height have played a critical role in this chilly technological revolution. A direct current motor is any class of motor that converts direct current electrical power into mechanical power. The most common types of DC motor rely on forces produced by magnetic fields. Ferrite block magnets provide these fields.
In conjunction with water filters, also often housing magnets including ferrite block magnets to remove impurities like salt, rust and other metallic compounds, refrigerators and ice making appliances are a very welcome development. In developing countries and in tropical regions preventing heat and humidity from spoiling food and beverages is a real problem. These DC motor driven appliances save money otherwise lost on food and beverage spoilage. The appliances also save on health care costs from people who might have otherwise have got sick consuming spoiled foodstuffs.
Small DC motors housing ferrite block magnets are used in tools, toys and many other appliances. Larger DC motors are used in the propulsion of electrical vehicles, elevators and hoists. This type of technology, engaging magnetic power, has placed an affordable and reliable power source in the hands of nearly every person on earth. An accessible and affordable technology that allows everyone to improve their own lives, the lives of those around them and their collective outlook.
Our large ferrite block magnets are often used in sweeping and separation applications. Smaller ferrite block magnets are commonly used in DC motors, as sensors and in various hand crafts.
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This ferrite block magnet is 52mm long, 25mm wide and 12.7mm high. This plastic encased ferrite magnet has a pull force of 1.5 kg. The plastic case is red on the South side and green on the North side. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 12038.
In days not so far gone by, people selling ice sold sports bag sized lumps of the stuff off the back of a truck, like the milk trucks of a similar era. With the advance and widespread use of direct current electrical motors installed in refrigerators and freezers, the ice sellers have gone the way of the oft quoted Dodo bird. (The Dodo bird to its regret was both flightless and very tasty).
Magnets, including these ferrite block magnets, 52mmx25mmx12.7mm in height have played a critical role in this chilly technological revolution. A direct current motor is any class of motor that converts direct current electrical power into mechanical power. The most common types of DC motor rely on forces produced by magnetic fields. Ferrite block magnets provide these fields.
In conjunction with water filters, also often housing magnets including ferrite block magnets to remove impurities like salt, rust and other metallic compounds, refrigerators and ice making appliances are a very welcome development. In developing countries and in tropical regions preventing heat and humidity from spoiling food and beverages is a real problem. These DC motor driven appliances save money otherwise lost on food and beverage spoilage. The appliances also save on health care costs from people who might have otherwise have got sick consuming spoiled foodstuffs.
Small DC motors housing ferrite block magnets are used in tools, toys and many other appliances. Larger DC motors are used in the propulsion of electrical vehicles, elevators and hoists. This type of technology, engaging magnetic power, has placed an affordable and reliable power source in the hands of nearly every person on earth. An accessible and affordable technology that allows everyone to improve their own lives, the lives of those around them and their collective outlook.
Our large ferrite block magnets are often used in sweeping and separation applications. Smaller ferrite block magnets are commonly used in DC motors, as sensors and in various hand crafts.
No FAQ available
NB: Ranges are indicative for product category, please check individual products for specific values within that range.
The Pull Force listed for each magnet is based on lifting 10mm thick steel from a horizontal surface. Magnets on a vertical surface (of 10mm thick steel) are generally able to hold around only 30% of the pull force listed in the product description. This is due to the effects of gravity and the lack of friction between the surface and the shiny magnet. Read More
