Application Introduction Of High Temperature Resistant Magnet

High temperature resistant magnets play a very important role in our daily life, and many of our household appliances are inseparable from magnets.

A high temperature resistant magnet is an object that can generate a magnetic field. It is a magnetic dipole that can attract ferromagnetic substances such as iron, nickel, cobalt, and other metals. Hang the magnet with a thin wire to determine the magnetic poles. The magnetic pole pointing north is called the north pole or N pole, and the magnetic pole pointing south is called the guide pole or S pole. High temperature resistant magnets play a very important role in our daily life, and many of our household appliances are inseparable from magnets.

1. Vacuum cleaner. The magnet is also an important part of the vacuum cleaner. The working principle of the vacuum cleaner is to use the motor to drive the blades to rotate at high speed, and generate negative pressure air in the sealed shell to collect dust. The motor of the vacuum cleaner uses a strong neodymium magnet to generate high suction.

2. Treadmill magnets. Treadmills are a good choice of home exercise equipment. Usually a magnet is needed on a treadmill. Zhangjiagang Su Magnetic Industry tells you that when we run on a treadmill and the machine is moving, a magnet counts the number of revolutions through a sensor and converts it into distance information.

3. Electromagnetic knife holder. For many people, how to properly place some sharp kitchen utensils (such as knives and forks) has always been a headache. Keeping sharp knives in drawers is notoriously dangerous, and with the help of magnets, a sharp knife and fork can be securely attached to a knife holder on the wall.

4. Laptop magnets. Many parts of our common laptops use magnets. For example, magnets are used in laptop speakers and small fan motors. Beyond that, you'll also find a magnet on your laptop's hard drive (usually on the lid) so the computer knows if the lid is open or closed.

5. Microwave magnet. Almost every family has a microwave oven, which brings a lot of convenience to our daily life, but have you ever thought that magnets play a very important role in microwave ovens? Usually a microwave oven has two magnets inside the magnetron that direct the electrons to heat the food.

6. Speaker magnet. Speakers are one of the most important pieces of equipment in our home audio system. Magnets can be found in all speakers. Magnets interact with coils in speakers to create sound, and to produce powerful sound, some small, high-power speakers use neodymium magnets.