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  1. Nancy S

    Help please reading a CoC for a Bespoke Magnet

    MagMike By vertical pull, I mean to pull apart axially. So, the force I am trying to measure is to pull two magnets apart. the sheer / slide force I am not too concerned about. FYI. apart from the aluminium Cup. with the mating face exposed. there are no other metals in the assembly. the magnet...
  2. Nancy S

    Help please reading a CoC for a Bespoke Magnet

    Thank you MagMike Point taken on the panel 1 & 2 description All specification are on the drawing from size, Grade, material spec and finish required including vertical Pull force required in kg. I understand that a standard test is on a "thick piece of clean, low carbon steel". This is for a...
  3. Nancy S

    Help please reading a CoC for a Bespoke Magnet

    IRStuff We have done extensive physicals testing of the assemblies and our current stackup is more than adequate for its function. I am trying to work out if the batch we have received is correct to our specification.
  4. Nancy S

    Help please reading a CoC for a Bespoke Magnet

    Thanks MagMike & EdStainless I have specified 2.4kg vertical pull on the drawing to our supplier. But after testing, using a test rig that simulated it's intended function and using a digital force gauge, it was only reading 1.4kg. my concern is that we are being supplied with a weaker magnets...
  5. Nancy S

    Help please reading a CoC for a Bespoke Magnet

    Hi all, Please bear with me I'm new to the Subject of magnets. I have had a bespoke magnet made and I am having difficulty understanding the CoC. Please can someone take a look and let me know what the magnetic pull is in Kg. From what I can understand it looks like it is a 1.4Kg Pull. Thanks in...

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