PLASTOFERRITE

PERMANENT MAGNET

PLASTOFERRITE

Permanent Magnets

Flexible rubber magnets are produced by extrusion and can be customized for specific uses. Compared to other types of magnets, rubber magnets show great flexibility, they can be folded, twisted, punched or machined as desired in almost all shapes.

Rubber magnets are anisotropic, flexible and elastic magnets, made by mixing Ferrite or Neodymium magnet powder with synthetic rubber or polymer resin. Since they can be easily manufactured in all types of shapes and sizes from a few millimeters to tens of meters, their field of application is extremely wide, it includes uses not only in engines, but also in sensors and switches, in promotional marketing, magnets from fridge etc.

TECHNICAL FEATURES SOFT MAGNETIC MATERIAL

LOW
PRICE

The simple and widespread production process characterizes the low price of this material.

MULTIPOLE
MAGNETIZATION

The multipolar magnetization can characterize the rubber so as to have the required magnetic force at the necessary distance.

WIDE RANGE
OF SHAPES

It can be produced in a personalized way for any eventuality, so that the magnets are composed in the most disparate ways.

ADHESIVE
SIDE

For easier use it can be equipped with an adhesive side, so as to be immediately applied to the work surface and immediately ready for the purpose.

APPLICATIONS

LIST OF MOST DIFFUSED APPLICATIONS

MARKETING

Rubber magnets can be used as graphics on cars or as gadgets for various commercial uses.

MICORMOTORS

Due to its properties, the magnetic rubber can be used to make small engines.

TOYS

Magnetic rubber is used largely for making toys.

FAQs

TECHNICAL AND OPERATING INFORMATIONS

How is magnetic extrusion done?

Magnetic extrusion is made from magnetic powder of strontium ferrite mixed with a thermo-plastic binder which is extruded through a mold to create a specific profile. It is subsequently magnetized in a multipolar manner on a surface.

At what temperature should the magnetic rubber be used?

The maximum operating temperature of the magnetic extrusion is +80 degrees C - above this temperature the binder starts to soften causing the failure of the magnetism while it demagnetizes when the magnetic domains realign themselves to cancel.

Can the magnetic rubber be cut at will?

Magnetic rubber sheets can be easily cut with scissors, cutters and dedicated cutting plotter. The most disparate forms can be obtained easily.