We provide different types of magnets and their properties, for example, rare earth magnet material,bonded magnetic compounds to meet the diverse application requirements for our customers, including hard magnetic bonded compound,soft magnetic bonded compound and ferrite compound. If you are looking for a lightweight, reliable, mass-produced, and customized product, bonded magnetic compounds are an ideal alternative.In addition to bonded magnetic compounds, we can also cooperate with customers to develop customized functional composite materials, such as high-density compounds and metal bonded plastic. We are committed to providing customers with new user experience and different design inspiration.

 

Light density and low cost of ferromagnetic compounds (hard ferrite magnets) create a high-cost performance. Therefore, it has the largest market demand and is the most extensively used in the field of modern home appliances, office supplies, communication devices, and defense.

 

The orientation magnetization process can be completed in the process of injection molding, furthermore, insert molding can also be used to achieve the required products, those can reduce the subsequent process and total system cost.

 

The high resistivity of hard-ferrite bonded magnets results in low eddy current loss, which can be used for high-speed motor.

 

As an experienced ferrite magnet supplier, Chase provide high quality hard ferrite magnets, feel free to contact us.

Properties of hard-ferrite bonded magnetic compounds：

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Excellent mechanical properties make it more resistant to crack.

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The thermoplastic resin utilized is capable of the operating temperature of -40-200℃.

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Excellent corrosion resistance makes it suitable for various requirements of the environment.

 

Good temperature stability and resistance to thermal demagnetization.

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Applications of hard-ferrite bonded magnetic compounds：

Magnetic roller for the printer; magnetic encoder; cooling water bump; motor rotor; sensor; etc.

 

Specification of hard-ferrite bonded magnetic compounds:

 

Grade	Br Residual Flux Density		HcB Coercive Force		HcJ Intrinsic Coercive Force		(BH)max Maximum Energy Product		Mold density	Melt Flow Rate	IZOD Impact Strength	Tensile Strength	Flexural Strength	Composition
	mT	Gs	kA/m	Oe	kA/m	Oe	kJ/m3	MGOe	g/cm3	g/10min	kJ/m2	MPa	MPa
FA11	213	2130	162	2040	279	3500	8.8	1.10	3.03	100	50	85	160	Ferrite+PA6
FA15	245	2450	183	2300	251	3150	11.9	1.50	3.32	80	35	85	165
FA19	284	2840	195	2450	235	2950	15.6	1.96	3.60	120	19	90	170
FA20T	293	2930	193	2420	223	2800	16.6	2.08	3.70	80	15	85	160
FA22T	305	3050	191	2400	229	2870	18.1	2.27	3.85	50	11	80	145
FB12	227	2270	171	2150	279	3500	10.0	1.26	3.10	150	30	57	108	Ferrite+PA12
FB16	258	2580	193	2430	255	3200	13.1	1.64	3.30	110	25	62	110
FB19R	283	2830	205	2570	255	3200	15.5	1.95	3.58	100	20	56	110
FB20RT	294	2940	203	2550	247	3100	16.7	2.10	3.70	90	15	49	90
FB23R	306	3060	209	2620	253	3180	18.0	2.26	3.83	50	12	50	93
FC14	242	2420	175	2200	271	3400	11.3	1.42	3.35	150	13	70	130	Ferrite+PPS
FC15	250	2500	179	2250	247	3100	12.1	1.52	3.44	195	9	55	110
FC16B	256	2560	178	2234	239	3000	12.7	1.60	3.54	260	9	55	110
FC17	268	2680	177	2226	218	2736	13.7	1.72	3.61	128	8	50	100

MFR Test Condition: FA/FB series (270℃, 10kg); FC series (310℃, 10kg).