What “Permanent” Actually Means Under Temperature When a magnet is called “permanent,” it’s easy to assume that means its performance stays the same no matter what the application throws at it. In practice, that’s not what “permanent” guarantees. A permanent magnet retains its magnetization without needing an external field or power source. What it does […]
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Adams Magnetic Products is pleased to announce the promotion of Jacki Raymondo-Petca to Sales Operations Coordinator. Jacki joined the company in September 2024 as Shipping and Receiving Coordinator. While working in the warehouse, she supported several departments and took on a number of additional projects across the business. That habit of pitching in traces
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Why Early Material Selection Prevents Expensive Redesigns Later Product development rarely follows a perfectly straight path. Even well-planned projects encounter challenges as requirements evolve, testing reveals new information, or operating conditions become more clearly defined. When redesigns happen, many teams assume the issue originated in manufacturing or assembly. In reality, some of the most costly
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The Hidden Factors That Influence Magnet Performance Take two identical magnets with the same grade, same pull force, and same dimensions. But when tested in real-world conditions, they behave differently. This scenario isn’t uncommon, and it highlights a crucial fact about magnet performance: specifications alone don’t guarantee identical results. Magnet specifications like grade and pull
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Retail Environments Quick and Easy Solutions Adams supplies wide format magnet sheet, magnet receptive material, and all types of magnets, magnetic latches and assemblies used in creating signs and point of purchase displays. Our magnets allow displays to be quickly, neatly updated with minimal tools and no training. We offer a full selection of product
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Standard Energy Magnet Strip To make placing your flexible magnetic strips order easier, just find the right size on the chart below, and note the Item #. Additional thicknesses, colors, and adhesive choices are available upon request. Need more strength? Our high-energy flexible strip magnets are the solution to your toughest applications. Get in Touch Let
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Strontium carbonate shortages and tightening environmental regulations are pushing ferrite magnet costs higher. Here’s what’s driving the change, why it’s likely to persist, and how to protect your supply chain. Ferrite magnets (also known as ceramic magnets) have long been considered the most stable, cost-effective option in the permanent magnet landscape. But over the past
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(Elmhurst, IL – May 2026) – We’re excited to announce that Mark Simchak has officially joined the Adams Magnetic Products sales team as a Strategic Account Manager. Mark’s professional background spans more than 25 years, with a strong focus on sales and territory management. Over the course of his career, he has worked with well-known
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Halbach arrays are specialized magnet assemblies that focus magnetic flux on one side of the array while suppressing it on the opposite side. This field-shaping behavior makes these arrays ideal for applications that require directional magnetic performance, tighter system packaging, and reduced magnetic interference.