Magneettitankojen

Magneettitankojen, also known as magnetic rods or bar magnets, are a type of permanent magnet characterized by their elongated, rod-like shape. These magnets are typically made from ferromagnetic materials such as ferrite, neodymium, or Alnico. The magnetic field of a magneettitanko extends from one pole, usually designated as north, to the other pole, designated as south. The strength and properties of a magneettitanko depend on the material it is made from, its size, and its manufacturing process.

Magneettitankojen are used in a wide variety of applications due to their simple yet effective magnetic properties. In industrial settings, they are often employed in magnetic separators to remove ferrous contaminants from materials like plastics, food products, or pharmaceuticals. They can also be found in sensors, actuators, and various types of electrical equipment. In everyday life, smaller magneettitankojen might be used in crafts, educational toys, or as simple closures for bags and containers. Their cylindrical or rectangular cross-section allows for easy integration into mechanical systems and housings. The poles of a magneettitanko can be located at the ends or along the sides, depending on the specific design and intended use. The magnetic field lines emanate from the north pole and re-enter at the south pole, creating an attractive or repulsive force when brought near other magnetic materials or permanent magnets.