Isotropic Sintered Ferrite

A cost effective solution to many applications where high resistance to demagnetisation is required. They may be supplied in either a magnetised or unmagnetised condition and other sizes can be cut to order. The sizes shown are some of the most popular, and are suitable for filters, transducers, separators and holding devices. Rings can be supplied magnetised axially or with between 2 and 10 poles on the flat faces in certain sizes for improved holding or for use in pairs as magnetic drives.

Low priced isotropic ferrite discs are widely used for toys, novelties, markers and holding with two or more poles applied to one face. Rings can be used for reed switch operation and when magnetised with multipoles on either the OD or on one flat face, to operate Hall Effect and Reed switches.

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List of shapes available in this material

Typical Magnet and Physical Specifications

MDL
Grade
DIN Br bHc jHc BHMax
mT Gauss KA/m Oersted KA/m Oersted kJ/m3 MGO
FER 1 8/22 220 2200 136 1700 220 2750 8 1,0
CER 5 24/18 400 4000 160 2000 185 2300 28 3,5
FER 3d 24/16 350 3500 155 1950 160 2010 24 3,0
CER 8 26/26 370 3700 240 3000 260 3250 28 3,3
FLEX 6 4/24p 163 1630 110 1375 240 3000 4,5 0,6
FLEX 11 9/22p 225 2250 159 2000 222 2800 9,5 1,2
MDL
Grade
DIN Magnetising Force (minimum) Max working temp Rev.
Temp.
Coeff.of
Br % ºC
kA/m Oersted ºC 20 - 100ºC 20 - 150ºC
FER 1 8/22 600 7500 250 4,8 -0,19
CER 5 24/18 800 10000 250 5,0 -0,19
FER 3d 24/16 800 10000 250 5,0 -0,19
CER 8 26/26 800 10000 250 4,9 -0,19
FLEX 6 4/24p 800 10000 75 3,7 -0,19
FLEX 11 9/22p 800 10000 75 3,7 -0,19

Isotropic Sintered Ferrite Graph



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