Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) Cylinder Magnet - 2.75mm x 4.10mm

Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) Cylinder Magnet - 2.75mm x 4.10mm

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SKU
39085

This Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) cylinder magnet features a precision diameter of 2.75mm and a height of 4.10mm, making it ideal for compact applications where reliable magnetic performance is required. Manufactured to S280 grade, this rare earth magnet offers excellent stability and resistance in demanding environments. It is identified by SKU 39085 and is sold individually.

Samarium Cobalt magnets are known for their outstanding performance in high-temperature and corrosive conditions. Unlike standard neodymium magnets, SmCo magnets maintain their magnetic strength across a wide temperature range and offer superior resistance to oxidation, making them suitable for specialised industrial and technical applications.

With a theoretical pull force of approximately 0.235kg (0.52lb), this small yet capable cylinder magnet provides dependable holding power for precision assemblies and lightweight holding tasks.

Key Features:

Compact size: 2.75mm diameter x 4.10mm height

High-performance S280 grade Samarium Cobalt

Excellent temperature and corrosion resistance

Reliable holding strength for small-scale applications

No coating required due to inherent material stability

Common Applications:

Electronics and sensors

Medical and scientific devices

Aerospace and automotive components

Precision engineering assemblies

High-temperature environments

SmCo cylinder magnets are a premium choice where durability, thermal stability, and long-term performance are critical. Their robust magnetic properties make them ideal for applications where neodymium magnets may not be suitable.