Salt Spray Test (SST) The salt spray test, also referred to as the salt fog test or salt corrosion test, is a standardized testing method utilized to evaluate the corrosion resistance of metal coatings, including magnetic coatings, that have been...

Ideal Conditions for Magnetic Lifting There are still many misconceptions about what constitutes ideal conditions for lifting iron and steel materials using magnets. In most applications, operators follow basic safety standards such as ASME B30.20-2003 and other general precautions. However,...

How Temperature Affects Magnets In this article, we explore how magnets behave when exposed to temperatures above or below normal room conditions. Upon Heating When a magnetic material is heated, its atoms vibrate more intensely. In magnetic materials, this increased...

Thin Steel Plate lifting magnets With over a decade of experience designing and supplying magnetic lifting equipment for steel handling, we continue to encounter common misconceptions about magnetic lifters. Today, lifting magnets come in a wide variety of shapes and...

Permanent magnets — whether powerful Neodymium magnets or common Ferrite magnets — have a remarkable ability: they stay magnetized for years and can exert force through air, glass, wood, and even non-ferrous metals. But what makes this possible? The answer...