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Adhesion
The weight that a magnet is at least able to hold under specified conditions.
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AlNiCo
AlNiCo is a material used for the production of magnets. It consists of aluminum, nickel and cobalt.
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Aluminum-nickel-cobalt
AlNiCo is a material used for the production of magnets. It consists of aluminum, nickel and cobalt.
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Attractions and repulsive forces of a magnet
Tiny circular currents at the atomic level are responsible in a permanent magnet for exerting a magnetic force. It is so strong even with small magnets that you can clearly feel them.
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Curie temperature
The temperature at which a ferromagnetic becomes paramagnetic is called the Curie temperature.
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Ferri- and antiferromagnetism
Ferrimagnetism and antiferromagnetism are two magnetic properties of materials. In contrast to antiferromagnetic materials, ferrimagnetic materials are strongly attracted to a magnetic field. Paramagnetism, ferromagnetism and diamagnetism are other magnetic properties of matter.
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Gauss
Gauss is a unit of magnetic flux density.
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Gauss unit
The unit Gauss indicates the magnetic flux density. It was named after the well-known mathematician Johann Friedrich Gauss.
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Magnetic flux density
The magnetic flux density is indirectly a measure for indexing the strength of a magnetic field.
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Magnetic material
In our dictionary you will find an overview of all available magnetic materials.
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Magnetic saturation
The maximum possible magnetization of a material is called saturation magnetization.
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Maxwell equations
The Maxwell equations combine all valid formulas for magnetic fields in one theory.
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NdFeB
NdFeB is a material used for the production of magnets. The material consists of neodymium, iron and boron.
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Nikola Tesla
The physicist and electrical engineer Nikola Tesla has made many groundbreaking inventions. More in the dictionary!
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Oersted
The unit Oersted is used to measure magnetic fields (Unit H).
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Operating temperature
The maximum temperature a magnet can withstand before it loses its magnetic properties.
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Pauli principle
The Pauli Principle is a law in the field of quantum physics.
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Physical Properties of Neodymium Magnets
Physical properties of neodymium magnets can be found in our glossary!
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Right-hand rule
The right-hand rule (or three-finger rule) is an aid that illustrates vectors within a three-dimensional coordinate system.
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Santoprene ®
Santoprene® belongs to the group of thermoplastic and elastic plastics.
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Tesla (unit)
Tesla is a unit of magnetic flux density.
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coating
Magnets are often coated. There are several options for this.
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coercivity
Magnetic coercivity is the magnetic field strength necessary to completely demagnetize a ferromagnetic substance.
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diamagnetismus
Diamagnetism, together with para and ferromagnetism, describes various magnetic properties of matter.
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dipole
Once two oppositely charged particles are present, it is called a dipole field.
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energy product
The energy product results from the magnetic flux density and the magnetic field strength of a magnet.
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field lines
Field lines are the lines that represent the course of a magnetic field.
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hysteresis
What exactly is the hysteresis? - The effect of hysteresis simply explained
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magnetic field
The forces of a magnet are transmitted through the magnetic field.
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magnetism
Magnetism is an invisible physical force that acts on matter.
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magnetization
The magnetization magnetizes material that was previously non-magnetic.
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monopoly
From a single charge goes out a monopole field. An example of this is the electric field of an electron.
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multipole
Once there are multiple charge distributions, it's a multipole
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neodymium
NdFeB is a material used for the production of magnets. The material consists of neodymium, iron and boron.
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permanent magnet
A permanent magnet (also called a permanent magnet) is a material from which a magnetic force always emanates.
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permeability
The magnetic permeability indicates how permeable a material is to the magnetic flux density.
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quality
The quality or magnetic quality is an indicator of the energy content of a magnet.
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remanence
The term remanence, or remanent flux density, refers to the magnetization of a ferromagnetic substance after switching off the external magnetic field.
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superconductors
The ohmic resistance of a superconductor is zero.
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tolerance
The tolerance of our neodymium magnets is ± 0.1 mm.