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Magnetizing
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| Magnetizers |
Oersted
Technology magnetizers are extremely versatile and feature our
patented ECS (Electronic Capacitance
Switching) technology, as well as built-in peak current meters.
With one Oersted Technology magnetizer, you can eliminate the
need for several fixed-capacitance machines. |
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Model
330B |
Max. Energy:
32,000 Joules |
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| Model
340B |
Max. Energy: 25,600 Joules
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| Model
345B |
Max. Energy: 12,800 Joules
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| Model
350B |
Max. Energy: 6,400 Joules
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| Model
412B |
Max. Energy: 3,200 Joules
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Model
441A /
Model 446A |
Max. Energy: 660 Joules |
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| Magnetizing
Fixtures |
The
magnetizing fixture converts the electrical energy produced
by the magnetizer into the magnetic energy necessary to magnetize
a given part. Oersted Technology magnetizing fixtures are custom-designed
for your part geometry and application. Fixtures can be designed
either for use with Oersted Technology magnetizers or with magnetizers
made by other manufacturers. |
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Magnetic
Measurement |
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| Helmholtz
Coils |
A Helmholtz
coil is used to either accurately measure or
accurately produce a static magnetic field. Typical applications
include quality testing of magnetic parts and generation of
a steady magnetic field for laboratory purposes. |
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| Fluxmeter
Model 480 |
Fluxmeters
measure the change of magnetic flux (flux density times area)
by integrating voltage from a coil with time. They can be used
to measure the average field in inaccessible places. Connected
to a Helmholtz coil, they are used to measure the magnetic moment
(flux density times volume) of permanent magnets, which is useful
for quality control.
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| Gaussmeters |
Gaussmeters
are used to measure magnetic fields at specific points on a
magnetic surface. This measurement can be performed in a thin
gap (such as in an audio speaker) or other hard-to-reach areas.
A variety of gaussmeter probes allow for axial, transverse,
and multi-axial measurements. |
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Model
410 |
A handheld, battery-powered
gaussmeter, with integral axial or transverse probe. |
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| Model
421 |
A laboratory-grade gaussmeter
with resolution to 4 3/4 digits and part sorting features. |
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| Model
450 |
A high-accuracy, laboratory-grade
gaussmeter with resolution to 5 3/4 digits. |
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| Model
460 |
A triaxial / multiple-probe
compatible gaussmeter with resolution to 5 3/4 digits. |
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Other
Equipment |
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Conditioners
and
Demagnetizers |
Conditioners
and demagnetizers adjust magnet parts so that their field strength
and overall performance within an application is repeatable
from one part to the next. The part can be adjusted to produce
a particular field level or to meet a general tolerance specification. |
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| Automated
Systems |
An automated system
allows the magnetizing process to be integrated into a production
environment. Parts may be magnetized as they are travelling
down a conveyor belt or loaded onto an indexing mechanism (for
multipole magnetization). |
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| Magnetic
Viewing Film |
This green plastic
film changes color when placed near a magnetic field, making
it useful for determining whether a part is magnetized or for
viewing the magnetic pattern of parts with multiple poles. |
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| Accessories |
We offer several
useful accessories for our magnetics products, including chillers,
magnetic pole detectors, temperature readouts, and electrically-insulating
floor mats. |
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