Recent flooding in Thailand devastated many homes and businesses including Hitachi’s Finemet (nanocrystalline soft magnetic core) sites, leaving customers without a clear outlook for new production. Adams and Vacuumschmelze (VAC) have successfully combined resources to provide VITROPERM cores which are proving to be excellent alternatives to Hitachi-made products.
Please contact us for assistance or download a copy of a cross reference tool we’ve published in coordination with VAC. Our sales team is prepared to help identify a VAC product that may fit your needs, arrange samples and provide price quotes.
For any successful signage project, communication with clients is critical, and magnets are no different. Though magnets are a low-maintenance signage option, there are still certain considerations to ensure your clients are receiving the best products available. From manufacturing to application, there are elements that can directly affect how the magnet performs in various environments, and they must be identified before you even begin production. 
Question: Justin writes: I was wondering the method or type of tool used to cut .030″ thick magnet sheets? I have an art project and was wondering the best, most clean way to cut the sheet so that it leaves the smoothest edges possible. What do you use for cutting them? Thanks
Question: David Sharpe writes: We have a flatbed printer and solvent printer and we are looking for the best magnetic product to use for Car Magnets. One of our clients just had some of the ones that we are using blow off of her car.
Question: Deborah Foster writes: We have a greeting card company and want to expand to refrigerator magnets. What is the least expensive way to get into this and the least labor intensive?
