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Detailed Product Description
Bonded NdFeB magnets are manufactured by binding rapid-quenching NdFeB powder. The powder is mixed with resin to form a magnet by compression molding with epoxy or infection molding with nylon. The latter technique is particularly effective in large volume production, though the magnetic value of products is lower than those made with compression molding because of their relatively lower density. Various shapes of high dimensional accuracy can be produced without further processing. Surface is treated by epoxy coating or nickel-plating to prevent corrosion
Magnetic Properties of compression molding bonded NdFeB Magnets:
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Grade
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BNP-6
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BNP-8
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BNP-10
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BNP-12
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BNP-8H
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Br (T)
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0.52-0.60
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0.60-0.65
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0.65-0.70
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0.70-0.76
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0.55-0.62
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HcB
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KA/M
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304-360
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360-440
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360-464
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424-480
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400-480
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KOe
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3.8-4.5
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4.5-5.5
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4.5-5.8
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5.3-6.0
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5.0-6.0
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HcJ
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KJ/m3
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640-800
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640-960
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650-960
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650-880
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960-1280
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KOe
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8.0-10
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8.0-12
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8.0-12
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8.0-11
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12-16
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(BH)Max
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KJ/m3
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40-56
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56-72
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72-80
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80-96
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48-72
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MGOe
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5-7
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7-9
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9-10
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10-12
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6-9
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Density (g/cm3)
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5.3-5.8
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5.6-6.0
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5.8-6.1
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6.0-6.2
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5.6-6.0
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a Br (%/℃)
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-0.13
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-0.13
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-0.07- -0.105
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-0.13
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-0.07- -0.13
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Tw (℃)
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140
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140
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120
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130
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130
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