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Magnetisation response for two neodymium magnet grade familiesA plot of magnetic flux density against applied field. Two curves rise from the negative branch through the origin and flatten on the positive branch: the higher grade family reaches a higher flux density and leaves the lower one behind at a smaller applied field. A dashed horizontal line marks the operating level, and a callout points to where the higher-grade curve reaches it. Values are representative of the grade families, not measured figures for a specific heat.-15-10-5051015-0.8-0.6-0.40.00.40.60.8Magnetic Field H (kA/m)Magnetic Flux Density B (T)N42N52Operating Temperature: 80°C
Figure 1: Demagnetisation Curves (BH) at Various Temperatures. Technical Data Sheet Reference: TK-MAG-001

Representative grade-family values, not measured data for a specific heat.

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NdFeB magnets are used in electric motors, wind turbine generators, sensors, speakers, automation, robotics, fixtures and compact product assemblies where high magnetic strength matters.

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N52 can provide a higher maximum energy product than N42, but the best choice also depends on size, temperature, coating, geometry and the required holding force.

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Strong magnets can cause pinch injuries, damage sensitive electronics and create a serious swallowing hazard. Review the product safety data and handling requirements before use.

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