Magnetic Sheeting with Matte White Vinyl PVC

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Specifications

1.flexible rubber magnetic ferrous sheet 0.3mm;

2.pop display,screen printing magnet;

3.ferrous sheet ,white magnet,glossy

flexible rubber magnetic ferrous sheet;

magnetic sheets,

ferrous sheet,

steel powder sheet

laminations:vinyl,water-based PP film,adhesive,artpaper,PE foam adhesive,

magnetic sheet thickness:0.3mm,0.4mm,0.75mm,1.0mm,

width:620mm,1000mm,1200mm,1220mm,

common size:1000mm*0.5(T)mm*20m,30cartons on one pallet.

Q: What is Curie temperature? What is the working temperature of a magnet?: Curie also called Curie point temperature or magnetic transition point, refers to the material can be changed between the magnet and the magnet temperature, phase transition temperature of ferroelectric ferroelectric phase transition from the paraelectric phase into the lead. It can also be said that there is a transition temperature of the two phase transition. Below the temperature of the Curie point, the substance becomes ferromagnetic, where the magnetic field associated with the material is difficult to change. When the temperature is higher than the temperature of the Curie point, the material becomes a paramagnetic material, and the magnetic field of the magnet can easily change with the change of the surrounding magnetic field. The magnetic susceptibility is about 10 minus 6 times.

Q: The effect of temperature on magnetic material?: If the temperature is high, the magnetism of the magnet will be weakened. If it continues to rise, the magnetism of the magnet will become weaker and weaker, and eventually the magnetism will disappear forever!

Q: I have heard of rare Earth magnets. Is there any difference in the magnetic strength using neodymium over other materials?What makes it so strong?: magnetic properties are dictated by irregulaties in the electron spins of certain metals, which are called ferromagnitic elements after the latin word for iron, which was the first of such elements to be discovered. some rare earth elements are capable of more extreme spin irregularities and thus are more ferromagnitic than iron

Q: What kind of material is required to get the Suns magnetic force to affect something?: Pretty much anything. The magnetic field of the Sun can be probed in a rather precise and direct manner because in the presence of a magnetic field the energy levels of atoms (and ions and molecules) are split into more than one level. This causes spectral transition lines to also be split into more than one line, with the amount of splitting proportional to the strength of the magnetic field. This is called the Zeeman Effect, and the corresponding increase in the number of spectral lines is called Zeeman splitting. Thus, we can infer the presence of magnetic fields if we observe Zeeman splitting in the spectrum, and we can measure the strength of the field by measuring quantitatively the amount of Zeeman splitting.

Q: Magnetic field around a loop?: You still have air in the system,an1/8 is more than enough travel.If the master cylinder went dry during the bleed down sequence,you introduced more air into the system.You need to make sure the resovoir remains full when the bleed sequence is taking place.It's a lengthy process,take your time.

Q: i need the gadolinium material in and around tamilnadu or india for doing project in magnetic refrigeration.it may be apure metal or an alloy ar its oxides .please tell me the exact locations where we can get it: Excellent, first laugh of the day.Star That

Q: I've heard that NdFeB is very easy to corrode. Is that true?: The magnetism of bonded NdFeB magnets is only about 1/5 of that of sintered magnets. At present, the magnetic energy product of sintered NdFeB magnets can reach more than 50M, while the bonded magnets are generally below 10M, and the best is only 12M. The properties of magnetic particles used for bonded magnets are generally 15M, and the maximum is only 10.5M when bonded magnets are made.

Q: I know you can shield objects and electronics/electronic signals wires from interference, but that's electromagnetic. I'm talking about a regular neodynium rare earth magnet. Can it be done with a substance, like lead, as opposed to a powered or electrically induced counterforce?: Yes, there exist many different types of magnetic shields; they work due to their permeability.

Q: what are magnetic poles? what are electric charges? and how are they similar and different?: Magnetic (di)poles can be regarded as the source of a magnetic field. A bar magnet has a South pole and a North pole. Magnetic fields are the result of moving electric charges, for example current through a conductor, or the spin of the electrons within a ferromagnetic material. Electric charges result from an accumulation of electrons that it is not compensated by an equal amount of protons. Electric charges can be positive (lack of electrons) or negative (surplus of electrons). Opposite magnetic poles attract each other while same magnetic poles repel each other. The same is true for electric charges of opposite polarity vs. same polarity. That's how they are similar. Magnetic poles cannot be separated. Cutting a bar magnet in half results in two bar magnets, each having a North pole and a South pole. Electric charges, however, can be separated. If you bring two metal plates together and somehow (through an external field) achieve that some electrons wander from one plate to the other, making one positively charged and the other negatively charged, then physically separating the two plates results in one positively and one negatively charged plate. This how magnetic poles and electric charges are different.

Q: I have a quiz in my astronomy class tomorrow and the professor said this might be a question on the quiz. Any help would be appreciated. Compare the magnetic field of Earth and Jupiter. What is the source and how strong are they?: Jupiter's magnetic field is about 14 times as strong as the Earth's - it ranges from 4.2 gauss at the equator to around 10 gauss at the poles (it is the strongest magnetic field in the solar system expect for sunspots). Its believed to be generated by eddy currents (swirling movements of conducting materials) within the metallic hydrogen core. Earth's magnetic field varies from 0.3 gauss over parts of the southern hemisphere to about 0.6 gauss around the magnetic poles. It is mostly caused by electric currents in the liquid outer core (dynamo effect).

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Location	Guangdong,China (Mainland)
Year Established	2009
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