Permanent Injection Multi-Pole Ferrite Motor Rotor Magnet

What's Water Pump Rotor Magnet?

A ferrite Magnet Rotor is a type of rotor used in electric motors and generators. It is made of a Permanent Magnet material called ferrite, which is a type of ceramic material that has a high magnetic permeability. Ferrite magnet rotors are commonly used in small motors and generators because they are cost-effective and have a high resistance to demagnetization. They are also known for their low coercivity, which means that they can be magnetized and demagnetized easily.

The different between isotropic dry-press and anisotropic dry-press?

Isotropic dry-press refers to a manufacturing process in which the material is pressed uniformly in all directions, resulting in a product with consistent properties in all directions. Anisotropic dry-press, on the other hand, refers to a process in which the material is pressed in a specific direction, resulting in a product with different properties in different directions.
In other words, isotropic dry-press produces a material with the same strength and properties in all directions, while anisotropic dry-press produces a material with varying strength and properties depending on the direction of force applied.

How are Ferrite Permanent Magnets used on fixtures?

Permanent Ferrite Magnet are commonly used on fixtures in various ways, such as:

1. Holding and securing: Ferrite magnets are used to hold and secure various fixtures in place, such as signs, banners, and displays.

2. Clamping: Ferrite magnets are used to clamp and hold together two or more fixtures, such as metal sheets or plates.

3. Retrieval: Ferrite magnets are used to retrieve and pick up small metal objects, such as screws, nails, and bolts, from hard-to-reach places.

4. Alignment: Ferrite magnets are used to align and position fixtures, such as metal sheets or plates, during welding or assembly processes.

5. Separation: Ferrite magnets are used to separate and remove metallic contaminants from liquids, such as oil and water, in industrial processes.