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6 Common Magnetic Assembly Problems and How to Avoid Them
Magnetic assembly problems rarely show up during design review. They show up in validation testing, in the field, or on...
Magnetic Assembly Design: Seven Things to Define Before You Pick a Magnet
An engineer sends us a drawing with a magnet called out by grade and dimension, and asks whether we can...
How Custom Magnetic Components Improve Machine Design
A machine builder specs a standard disc magnet for a rotary position sensor. On the bench, it performs exactly as...
When to Specify Samarium Cobalt Instead of Neodymium
A design engineer sizes a rotor for a pump motor, selects an N42 neodymium arc segment, and validates the assembly...
Employee Spotlight: Dan Nelson, IT Director | Adams Magnetic
Behind every quote, order, and shipment at Adams Magnetic Products is a set of systems that has to work. Dan...
What “Permanent” Really Means for Magnets Under Temperature
What “Permanent” Actually Means Under Temperature When a magnet is called “permanent,” it’s easy to assume that means its performance...
Jacki Raymondo-Petca Promoted to Sales Operations Coordinator
Adams Magnetic Products is pleased to announce the promotion of Jacki Raymondo-Petca to Sales Operations Coordinator. Jacki joined the...
Magnet Material Selection: Avoid Costly Redesigns Later
Why Early Material Selection Prevents Expensive Redesigns Later Product development rarely follows a perfectly straight path. Even well-planned projects encounter...
Magnet Performance Consistency: Why Specs Aren’t the Whole Story
The Hidden Factors That Influence Magnet Performance Take two identical magnets with the same grade, same pull force, and same...
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