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Four Big Markets of Magnetic Material
2018/7/2
How Superconductors Are Found
2018/6/7
Complete Diamagnetic - The Most Important Feature of Superconductors
2018/6/4
Metal Sticky Clay is Moving Toward a Magnet
2018/6/29
Scientists Reveal the Magnetic Field of a Neutron Star
2018/6/25

Coating for Magnets

Nickel Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Nickel Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Black Nickel Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Black Nickel Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Cr3+Zinc Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Cr3+Zinc Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Zinc Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Zinc Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Gold Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Gold Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Silver Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Silver Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Epoxy Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Epoxy Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Passivation Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Passivation Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Phosphated Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Phosphated Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Plastic Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Plastic Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Rubber Coated Magnets

Stanford Magnets has been providing Rubber Coated Magnets for over 10 years.

Magnets Requiring no Protective Coating

Some materials, like SmCo and Ferrite, don't require any protective coating.

Teflon (PTFE) Coated Magnets

Teflon (PTFE) is resistant to acid and most corrosion chemicals. Neodymium magnets coated with Teflon can be applied in many extreme working conditions.