Bonded Hard Ferrites
In the production of plastic-bonded (also referred to as bonded) hard ferrites, the individual raw materials are appropriately mixed, granulated and pre-sintered (calcined), ground and added to the plastic according to their quality.
Bonded hard ferrites have the same basic properties as hard ferrites. The advantage of a bonded hard ferrite magnet, however, lies in the wide range of shaping possibilities, for example by means of injection molding.
Our range includes a large selection of bonded hard ferrite magnets in a wide variety of designs. As the manufacturer, we can also offer you products that are custom made according to your unique requirements.
- diverse shaping possibilities
- Sensor technology
- Engine manufacturing
- Filter technology
- Filter technology
- Engine manufacturing
- Sensor technology
Models of our Permanent Magnets| HF Bonded Hard Ferrites
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What are plastic-bonded hard ferrites?
Plastic-bonded hard ferrites are magnetic materials consisting of hard ferrite particles bound in a plastic matrix. They offer high magnetic performance and can be used in a variety of applications.
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What are the advantages of plastic-bonded hard ferrites?
These materials offer high corrosion resistance, good temperature stability, and are easy to process. They are ideal for applications where weight and formability are important.
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In which applications are plastic-bonded hard ferrites used?
Plastic-bonded hard ferrites are used in electric motors, sensors, speakers, and many other electrical devices where strong and compact magnets are required.
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How are plastic-bonded hard ferrites manufactured?
They are manufactured by mixing hard ferrite powder with a plastic binder, followed by a pressing and sintering process to achieve the desired magnetic properties.
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Are plastic-bonded hard ferrites environmentally friendly?
Yes, plastic-bonded hard ferrites are generally environmentally friendly because they do not contain any harmful materials and are recyclable. However, it is important to consider the specific materials and their disposal.
