NUFFIELD RADIOGRAPHIC INSPECTION

Sintered hard ferrite magnets are manufactured by a die pressing followed by sintering process which allows economic production of components in a varied array. Sintered hard ferrite magnets are manufactured by a die pressing followed by sintering process which allows economic production of components in a varied array of sizes and shapes. Ferrite magnets have excellent corrosion resistance and have normal operating capabilities between -40 °C and +250 °C.

Doubleacting pneumatic cylinder in constructionoptimised design acc. to DIN ISO 15552. Piston rod with external thread, position detection and adjustable pneumatic damping. Due to their robust construction, these cylinders are the preferred choice for numerous applications.

Ball, aluminium. Magnet, neodymium. Body, steel. Holding ring, steel lined with leather. Version Anodised. Holding ring chemically nickelplated. Note The magnetic clamping balls are used to gently hold components in the optimum working position during e.g. polishing, assembling and laser welding. Swivel angles of up to 90° can be set, depending on the workpiece geometry and weight. The magnetic ball can be turned on and off using the Tgrip hex key provided.

Housing plastic. Magnetic core hard ferrite. Note These magnets are often used on notice boards, whiteboards and magnetic boards. Drawing reference 1) Magnetic face 2) Magnet 3) Housing