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As asked in the title, must both the internal magnet and the external magnet be made of the same material? What are the price differences among various materials? Thank you all
It depends on the operating conditions and temperature; common materials include neodymium-iron-boron and samarium-cobalt permanent magnets. By default, under the standard configuration, both the inner magnet and the outer magnet are made of the same material. We also take temperature into account; even at temperatures that aren’t too high, we recommend that customers use a higher-grade internal magnet, while the external magnet can remain the default option – unless, of course, the customer has no budget constraints. The price varies significantly depending on the pump model; it’s several thousand yuan.
The reply was very detailed, thank you{:3_57:}
We only use the samarium-cobalt alloy Sm2Co17.
The various voices expressing different opinions ultimately depend on the operating temperature at which the product is used, the importance of the pump itself, and the amount of money that can be spent on it. When it comes to stability and heat resistance, samarium-cobalt 2:17 is the preferred choice; but there are many variations, as you know!
For ordinary enterprises, neodymium-iron-boron and samarium-cobalt magnets are used depending on the operating temperature; some companies opt for the higher-quality samarium-cobalt material, as seen in brands like Clone. The decision ultimately depends on cost-effectiveness – there is no upper limit to the quality of products, but it comes down to how much money is willing to be spent
They vary greatly; we only use those from Hangzhou Yongci
I sent magnetic pumps to overseas customers, but the magnetic materials I purchased were of poor quality; I had to redo the components on the spot and send them via air freight. It caused me huge losses – the goods were supplied by a leather goods manufacturing factory in Hefei that deals in magnetic materials. A bunch of annoyances.
When producing products, quality must come first; focusing only on price may end up costing more in the long run
Yes. All the inventory materials have been returned to the material supplier, and there will be no further cooperation.
It’s not easy either for suppliers; one has to be careful when choosing a new one. Industrial products can’t be considered qualified just after they’re produced – stricter controls and inspection upon arrival are necessary to feel assured! ! !