
Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) Cylinder Magnet - 3mm x 4.15mm
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About this product
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- AMF Magnetics
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- SKU
- 39089
Samarium Cobalt Cylinder Magnet – 3mm x 4.15mm | S280
This precision Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) cylinder magnet measures 3mm in diameter and 4.15mm in height. Manufactured from S280-grade material, it provides a theoretical pull force of approximately 0.240kg and is designed for compact technical applications that require stable magnetic performance in demanding environments.
Product Specifications
- Material: Samarium Cobalt rare earth magnet (SmCo)
- Grade: S280
- Dimensions: 3mm diameter x 4.15mm height
- Theoretical pull force: Approximately 0.240kg
- Shape: Cylinder
- Coating: Uncoated / raw SmCo finish
- SKU: 39089
- Quantity: Sold individually
Common Applications
- Electronic components and magnetic sensors
- Scientific, laboratory and medical equipment
- Aerospace and automotive assemblies
- Precision engineering and instrumentation
- High-temperature or corrosive operating environments
- Compact holding, locating and switching systems
Why Choose a Samarium Cobalt Magnet?
Samarium Cobalt magnets offer excellent thermal stability and strong resistance to oxidation. They are often selected for specialised applications where standard neodymium magnets may experience reduced performance or require additional corrosion protection.
The raw, uncoated surface is a normal characteristic of SmCo material. These magnets are hard and brittle and should be handled carefully to avoid chipping or impact damage.
Important: The stated pull force is theoretical and assumes ideal contact with clean, flat and sufficiently thick steel. Actual performance varies with the application, air gap, surface condition and direction of load.