| Customization: | Available |
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| Standard Or Nonstandard: | Standard |
| Shaft Hole: | Customization |
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1. Motor output power(KW)
2. Motor speed(RPM)
3. Torque of the mangetic coupling
4. Working pressure of the housing(isolation sleeve)
5. Working temperature of magnetic coupling
6. Technical drawing of the output part connector (usually motor)
7. Technical drawing of the input part connector (usually pump)
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1: Various styles for each products and completely series pneumatic products.
2: Large stock for fast shipping.
3: High quality with competitive price.
4: Small quantity order is acceptable.
5: Customize according to your special request.
6: Provide free products information.
7: Reliable quality assured and active after-sell service
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What is Magnetic Coupling?
A magnetic coupler transmits a force without any actual physical contact. Since magnetic forces attract and repel, and this force performs work, the action can be linear or rotary. A simple magnetic coupler has a follower and a driver. The driver is connected to a motor, while the follower reacts to the driver's motion, and this result in the transmission of mechanical energy without contact.
To understand a magnetic coupler, it is helpful to understand magnets. A magnet produces a magnetic field or force. This force acts on ferromagnetic materials and pulls them together or pushes them apart. Ferromagnetic materials include iron, cobalt, nickel, and certain alloys. The overall strength of a magnet is measured by what is termed its magnetic moment, or by the magnetic flux that is produced.
Permanent magnets are made from materials that have their own constant magnetic field. Similarly, electromagnets are created by coils of wire that become magnetic when current runs through the wire. Both of these only have a magnetic force when electricity is applied. The strength of these magnets can be increased by wrapping the coil of wire around a ferromagnetic material. When a change in current in one conductor induces a voltage in the second conductor, both are magnetically coupled.
Operation Process Attention
Safe handling and storage magnet:
Be careful all the time, because the magnets will stick together and they can hurt your fingers. The magnet may also be damaged by the collision of the magnet itself (touch the edge or hit the crack).
Keep magnets away from objects, such as floppy disks, credit cards, computer monitors, watches, mobile phones, medical devices, etc..
1, magnets should be away from the pacemaker.
2, the larger size of the magnet, each piece should be added between the plastic or hard paper gasket to ensure that the magnet can be easily separated.
3, magnets should be stored in a dry, constant temperature environment.
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