Magnet Applications is the only manufacturer worldwide that designs and produces both magnets and magnetizers. We deliver a fully integrated solution from material selection and magnet production to final magnetization. With over 60 years of magnet-making expertise, our systems are engineered to unlock the best performance from every magnet, both physically and magnetically.
Over the decades, we’ve produced nearly one billion bonded NdFeB magnets and magnetized them on more than 500 in-house designed fixtures. This experience in bonded magnet magnetization allows us to design magnetizers and fixtures that deliver precise, repeatable results for industries worldwide.
Why Magnetization Matters
Magnetization is the critical final step in producing any permanent magnet or magnetic assembly. In this process, the magnet is exposed to a high-intensity magnetic field that forces its internal domains into alignment for maximum performance.
Required field strengths vary by material:
- Bonded NdFeB: Up to 60 kOe for full saturation (≈98% achieved at ~30 kOe)
- Sintered Rare Earths (NdFeB, SmCo): 3–5 Tesla (capacitor discharge systems required)
- Ferrite & Alnico: ~1 Tesla (achievable with DC electromagnets or permanent magnet systems)
If a magnet isn’t fully saturated, performance suffers. Magnet Applications systems use precisely timed capacitor discharge pulses to deliver the necessary field strength while protecting coils and fixtures from overheating.
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