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SmFeN Magnets: The New Generation of Rare Earth Magnets
In the world of permanent magnets, new materials don’t appear very often. For decades, NdFeB (Neodymium Iron Boron) and SmCo (Samarium Cobalt) have dominated the high-performance magnet market. But in recent years, a promising newcomer—Samarium Iron Nitride (SmFeN)—has been gaining…
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Magnets for Reed Switch Activation – Design, Working Principle, and Selection Guide
Reed switches are widely used in sensors, security systems, and automation equipment — and at the heart of their operation is a magnet.As a professional magnet manufacturer and supplier, we not only understand how reed switches work, but also how…
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Neodymium Magnets in Aquariums and Saltwater Applications
Neodymium magnets, also known as rare-earth magnets, are among the most powerful permanent magnets available today. Thanks to their exceptional strength, compact size, and versatility, they have become a popular choice for various aquarium and saltwater tank applications. As a…
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Magnets for High-Speed Magnetic Rotor Assemblies: A Complete Guide
High-speed magnetic rotor assemblies are the heart of many advanced electric machines — from electric vehicle motors to aerospace actuators. At HS Magnet, we work closely with motor designers to supply high-performance magnets and complete rotor assemblies that meet extreme…
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The Role of Magnets in Green Power Generation
With the rapid development of renewable energy, magnets—especially rare earth permanent magnets like NdFeB (neodymium iron boron) and SmCo—have become key components in many green power technologies. From wind turbines to solar inverters and hydrogen fuel cells, magnets help improve…
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Choosing the Right Permanent Magnet Materials for Hall Sensors
At HS Magnet, a leading magnet manufacturer, we understand the critical role permanent magnets play in Hall sensor applications. Hall sensors, used for position detection, speed measurement, and current sensing, rely on a stable magnetic field to function effectively. Selecting…
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Performance advantages of samarium cobalt magnets
Samarium cobalt (SmCo) magnets are high-performance rare-earth magnets widely used in industries that demand strength, temperature stability, and durability. Although they are slightly less powerful than neodymium (NdFeB) magnets, SmCo magnets excel in applications where high temperature, corrosion resistance, and…
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How does air gap affect magnet selection?
In magnetic applications, one of the most critical factors in magnet selection is the air gap. What is an Air Gap? In magnet design and applications, the air gap refers to the non-magnetic separation between two components in a magnetic…
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Permanent Magnets in Smart Drones: Materials and Applications
Smart drones are evolving rapidly, from recreational use to industrial inspection, logistics, agriculture, and even defense. At the heart of these unmanned aerial systems (UAS), permanent magnets play a critical role. From powering motors to enabling precise navigation, magnets are…
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Understanding Magnetic Levitation Trains: How Maglev Technology Works
In the world of high-speed transportation, magnetic levitation trains—commonly known as maglev trains—represent cutting-edge innovation. As a leading manufacturer of high-performance magnets, we’re excited to dive into how these trains operate and the crucial role permanent magnets play in their…
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Bonjour et merci de nous partager cet article très instructif.
Circular Maglev Track, with three disk ships that spins to create artificial gravity

After reading the explanations of magnetism I am left wanting…These sound more like Hypothesis…aka A guess