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A square countersunk magnet is a type of magnet with one or more countersunk holes on its surface, designed for secure attachment using screws. It combines strong magnetic properties with easy installation, making it ideal for applications requiring both high magnetic force and mechanical fixing.Bas
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A single-sided magnetic magnet is a specially designed magnet with magnetic force present only on one side, while the other side is nearly non-magnetic. Its structure and functionality provide unique advantages for specific applications, making it widely used in scenarios requiring directional magne
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Laminated magnets are specialized permanent magnets designed with multiple thin magnetic layers separated by insulating materials. This structure is aimed at minimizing eddy current losses, which are especially significant in high-frequency applications. These magnets are often made from high-perfor
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Adhesive-backed magnets are thin, flexible magnets with a peel-and-stick adhesive layer on one side, making them easy to attach to various surfaces without the need for additional tools. These magnets combine the magnetic properties of materials like ferrite or neodymium with the convenience of adhe
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Electromagnets are versatile and widely used devices that generate a magnetic field when electric current flows through a coil of wire wound around a core, typically made of ferromagnetic material such as iron. Unlike permanent magnets, their magnetic field can be turned on or off by controlling the