Ring magnets

Magnetization direction is the first step in obtaining magnetism in sintered NdFeB magnets, which represents the position of the north and south poles in a neodymium magnet. Neodymium powerful magnets come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and the different shapes each have their own corresponding magnetization direction to choose from. The North Pole is shown in red and the South Pole is shown in gray in all the illustrations in the article.Becoming familiar with the magnet's direction of magnetization will help you determine which direction of magnetization is best for your product and which way it should be oriented to work most efficiently. I. Round and cylindrical magnet magnetizing direction Circular magnets can be either axially magnetized or radially magnetized. Axially magnetized circular magnets have a north pole and a south pole in a large plane. Radially magnetized circular magnets have a north pole and a south pole on the side of a circle. 2.Square Magnets Square magnet size marking: length*width*height. The last position of the general size marking is the magnetizing surface, for example, F20*15*10MM, the magnetizing square of this magnet is 10mm thickness magnetization. If it is F20*10*15MM, then the magnetization interview is in 15mm this face magnetization. 3. Ring magnets Ring magnets can be axially magnetized or radially magnetized. Axially magnetized ring magnets have a north pole and a south pole on a flat surface. Radially magnetized ring magnets have north and south poles on rounded sides. It's actually similar to a circular magnet.