AlnicoMaterialien
Alnico is a family of permanent magnet alloys composed primarily of aluminum, nickel, and cobalt. The exact composition can vary, often including iron, and sometimes copper and titanium, to achieve specific magnetic properties. The name "Alnico" itself is a portmanteau of its main constituents. These alloys were developed in the 1920s and 1930s and were among the first strong permanent magnets discovered.
Alnico magnets are known for their excellent magnetic strength and their high coercivity, meaning they resist
The production of Alnico magnets typically involves either a casting or a sintering process. Cast Alnico magnets