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This rare earth ring magnet has an outside diameter of 14mm, an inside diameter of 7mm and a thickness of 5mm. It has a pull force of 3.5 kg. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 23009.
Designers of specialist industrial equipment of gauges, temperature sensors and flow metres in extreme heat conditions need a steady hand, a sharp eye and a cool head. They also need neodymium ring magnets, 14mmx7mmx5mm. Embedded in their gauges and metres, ring magnets provide the accuracy, durability and ability to operate at high temperatures that industrial designers require.
These measurement devices always find homes in metal smelting foundries, aerospace and power generation sectors. Taking the temperature in these situations requires high-performance equipment for tasks critical to the safe operation of the plant. Mistakes regarding structures operating at extreme temperatures can be catastrophic.
Ring magnets housed in these meters and gauges regulate or control the movement of moving parts necessary to give accurate readings of temperature and flow rates of grain, liquid or powder. Magnets sensitivity to different types of materials within their push or pull force field, allow designers to assemble devices within acceptable tolerances and install fail-safe circuit breaking protocols to protect the plant or produce. At a known force, the magnets will disengage. The gauge then will read zero rather give a false temperature reading. For complex or intuitive holding and release functions, magnets are without peer.
The nuanced and communicative role magnets play in these sensitive and risk-averse tasks, measuring flows and extreme temperatures in heavy industrial plant and equipment endear them to workers in high pressure, high temperature and high stakes environments everywhere.
Ring magnets are used extensively in heavy industry where steel works proliferate, such as railways, solar energy assemblies and grain handling facilities.
I use my new magnets to attach cnc plasma cut signs to any available surface for photo opportunities.
They work really well.
Thankyou.
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This rare earth ring magnet has an outside diameter of 14mm, an inside diameter of 7mm and a thickness of 5mm. It has a pull force of 3.5 kg. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 23009.
Designers of specialist industrial equipment of gauges, temperature sensors and flow metres in extreme heat conditions need a steady hand, a sharp eye and a cool head. They also need neodymium ring magnets, 14mmx7mmx5mm. Embedded in their gauges and metres, ring magnets provide the accuracy, durability and ability to operate at high temperatures that industrial designers require.
These measurement devices always find homes in metal smelting foundries, aerospace and power generation sectors. Taking the temperature in these situations requires high-performance equipment for tasks critical to the safe operation of the plant. Mistakes regarding structures operating at extreme temperatures can be catastrophic.
Ring magnets housed in these meters and gauges regulate or control the movement of moving parts necessary to give accurate readings of temperature and flow rates of grain, liquid or powder. Magnets sensitivity to different types of materials within their push or pull force field, allow designers to assemble devices within acceptable tolerances and install fail-safe circuit breaking protocols to protect the plant or produce. At a known force, the magnets will disengage. The gauge then will read zero rather give a false temperature reading. For complex or intuitive holding and release functions, magnets are without peer.
The nuanced and communicative role magnets play in these sensitive and risk-averse tasks, measuring flows and extreme temperatures in heavy industrial plant and equipment endear them to workers in high pressure, high temperature and high stakes environments everywhere.
Ring magnets are used extensively in heavy industry where steel works proliferate, such as railways, solar energy assemblies and grain handling facilities.
I use my new magnets to attach cnc plasma cut signs to any available surface for photo opportunities.
They work really well.
Thankyou.
No FAQ available
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
