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Neodymium Ring Magnet - 72mm x 32.5mm x 13mm
Product code: 23001
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Magnetic Product Description:
This rare earth ring magnet has an outside diameter of 72mm, an inside diameter of 32.5mm and a thickness of 13mm. It has a pull force of 60kg. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 23001.
Uses for our rare earth ring magnets:
This Neodymium Ring magnet is the largest in our range with a strong 60kg pull force it is suitable for commercial use only. Ring magnets are often incorporated as part of a mechanism or machine and utilised for their ability to attract or repel metal or other magnetic material at a specified level of force. Ring magnets traditionally have been used for roles such as detection, separation and purification. They have also been adopted for use in highly accurate measuring devices and sensing equipment utilise ring magnets in their operation. Devices such as these are commonly used in the Aeronautical, Defence, Automotive and Aerospace industries where it is critical that equipment that performs reliable and accurately with minimal margin for error acceptable.
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Magnetic Product Description:
This rare earth ring magnet has an outside diameter of 72mm, an inside diameter of 32.5mm and a thickness of 13mm. It has a pull force of 60kg. It is identified by the AMF magnet part number 23001.
Uses for our rare earth ring magnets:
This Neodymium Ring magnet is the largest in our range with a strong 60kg pull force it is suitable for commercial use only. Ring magnets are often incorporated as part of a mechanism or machine and utilised for their ability to attract or repel metal or other magnetic material at a specified level of force. Ring magnets traditionally have been used for roles such as detection, separation and purification. They have also been adopted for use in highly accurate measuring devices and sensing equipment utilise ring magnets in their operation. Devices such as these are commonly used in the Aeronautical, Defence, Automotive and Aerospace industries where it is critical that equipment that performs reliable and accurately with minimal margin for error acceptable.
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