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Which lab do I use to get a BH curve for a particular material, please?
Thank you.

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Do you have a sample of the material to send out?

If so, KJS Associates, a division of Magnetic Instrumentation is a good place.
 
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MagMike,

Thank you.
 
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I would second the recommendation. I haven't worked with them for a number of years, but their work was always top notch.
Contact them regarding sample size requirements. It is best if you can provide suitable samples ready to test.

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EdStainless,

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