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Supplier: Accuris
Description: FERROMAGNETIC ALLOY (COBALT), VACUUM MELT
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: ALLOY, FERROMAGNETIC, VACUUM MELT (COBALT VANADIUM)
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Supplier: Accuris
Description: ALLOY (IRON-NICKEL), FERROMAGNETIC, SINTERED, PARTS
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Supplier: Isabellenhutte USA
Description: RESISTHERM is well known for having a high temperature coefficient at a relatively high resistivity. Up to +600 °C, this alloy is ferromagnetic. It is mainly used in wire form for temperature-dependent resistors. Also for shielded resistors for spark-plug connectors as well as
- Tensile Strength (UTS, Break): 87,000 psi
- Processing, Temper & Finish: Annealed
- Specifications: EN
- Features: Heat Resistant, Non-ferrous - Any Type, Other, Other / Miscellaneous Nonferrous (UNS M), Specialty Nonferrous Alloy
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: ISO 20669:2017 specifies the pulsed eddy current (PEC) testing technique used to perform thickness measurement on ferromagnetic metallic components with or without the presence of coating, insulation and weather sheeting. ISO 20669:2017 applies to the testing of in-service components made of
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Description: ISO 19960:2005 specifies cast steel and alloy grades with special physical properties. The cast steel and alloy grades covered by this International Standard are used in applications which require low linear thermal expansion, or low ferromagnetic responses, or low galling
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: ISO 19960:2015 specifies cast steel and alloy grades with special physical properties. The cast steel and alloy grades covered by this International Standard are used in applications which require low linear thermal expansion, or low ferromagnetic responses, or low galling
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Description: nickel-base alloys, stainless and low alloy steels. Because of its low carbon content (.02% max.) Nickel 201 may be considered for service above 600 °F (316 °C), where alloy 200 with higher carbon content is not recommended.
- UNS Number: 2,201
- Tensile Strength (UTS, Break): 50,000 psi
- Yield Strength (YS): 12,000 psi
- Elongation: 30 to 35 %
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Supplier: FIPA Inc.
Description: Safe handling of sheet metal or ferromagnetic workpieces with or without recesses Very high holding force thanks to high-performance electromagnet / permanent magnet Short cycle times for thin and / or alloyed metal sheets thanks to negligible residual magnetism after switching off the
- Holding Force: 35.968 to 161.856 lbs
- Weight: 0.441 to 1.9845 lbs
- Thickness / Height: 1.181103 to 1.7716545 inch
- Outside Diameter: 0.9842525 to 1.574804 inch
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Supplier: Oerlikon Metco
Description: manufacturing processes. Our technology ensures superior product performance, consistency, and control. Our nickel-coating process produces a ferromagnetic pure nickel coating. These ferromagnetic properties are maintained through the gold coating process, resulting in a coated
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Standards and Technical Documents - Standard Practice for Magnetic Particle Testing -- ASTM E1444-05Supplier: ASTM International
Description: welds, and in-service parts. Magnetic particle examination is not applicable to non-ferromagnetic metals and alloys such as austenitic stainless steels. See Appendix X6 for additional information. 1.3 All areas of this Practice may be open to agreement between the Cognizant Engineering
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Description: Intended to classify commercially available magnetic materials. The term "magnetic materials" denotes substances where the application requires the existence of ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic properties. The classification of magnetic materials is based upon the generally recognized existence
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: 1.1 This practice establishes minimum requirements for magnetic particle examination used for the detection of surface or slightly subsurface discontinuities in ferromagnetic material. Guide E 709 can be used in conjunction with this practice as a tutorial. Note 1--This Practice replaces
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: billets, finished and semi-finished materials, welds, and in-service parts. Magnetic particle testing is not applicable to non-ferromagnetic metals and alloys such as austenitic stainless steels. See Appendix X1 for additional information. 1.3 The values stated in either SI units or
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Supplier: ASTM International
Description: ferromagnetic materials. Magnetic particle testing may be applied to raw material, billets, finished and semi-finished materials, welds, and in-service parts. Magnetic particle testing is not applicable to non-ferromagnetic metals and alloys such as austenitic stainless steels.
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Supplier: Plansee SE
Description: densities of up to 18.89 g/cm3, our tungsten heavy metal alloys Densimet® and Inermet® offer outstanding performance wherever a lot of weight has to be packed into tiny spaces. Our tungsten heavy metal composite materials are used as balancing weights on crankshafts or in balance shafts in
- Weight Type / Search Form: Balancing / Dynamic Balancing Weight, Counterweight / Counterbalance Weight
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Magnetostriction: Basic Physical Elements
Magnetostriction is a phenomenon only found in ferromagnetic materials such as iron, nickel, cobalt and their alloys. The magnetostrictive principle is based on certain agnetomechanical properties of these materials.
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Handbook of Advanced Magnetic Materials
Some other elements, such as Pd and Pt, are very close to satisfying the Stoner criterion and easily develop a magnetic moment in ferromagnetic alloys .
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Properties and Applications of Nanocrystalline Alloys from Amorphous Precursors
The Initial Stage of Nanocrystallization in Fe-Cu-Nb-Si-B Ferromagnetic Alloys .......59 .
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Josephson junctions with ferromagnetic materials
ferromagnetic alloys on concentration of Ni.
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Ferromagnetism
The pioneer magnetic studies of single metallic crystals were made by Beck (1918) and Webster (1925) and since then extensive investigations have been carried out, particularly by the Japanese, on ferromagnetic alloys as well as on the metals, in some cases over …
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Heusler Alloys
Although Sn is basically a nonmagnetic element, large mag- netic hyperfine fields are induced at the Sn nuclear sites of the ferromagnetic alloys throughtheFermicontactinteractionbetweenthespinpolarizedconductionelectrons .
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Magnetic Nanostructures
This huge class of ternary ferro- magnetic alloys provides unparalleled examples exhibiting, e.g. the magnetic shape memory effect, the magneto-caloric effect or, last not least, half metallicity, the key feature for spintronic materials.
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Nanoscale Magnetic Materials and Applications
All of the devices described in this chapter are based upon magnetic nanowires made from the common ferromagnetic alloy Permalloy (Ni80Fe20).
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Advances in Nanoscale Magnetism
Heusler alloys have been of interest since 1903 when Heusler [1] reported that ferromagnetic alloys could be made from nonferromagnetic constituents Cu, Mn, and main group elements such as Al and Sn.
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ICAME 2005
So, they differ from disordered ferromagnetic alloys whose magnetic properties are successfully explained in terms of a site-diluted Ising model [1].
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Amorphous magnetism and magnetic materials: Bibliography 1950–1976
S. C. H. LIN, "Resistivity Minimum in an Amor- phous Ferromagnetic Alloy ", J. AppL Phys. 40 (1969) 2173.