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US 4,063,970 AGranted
Method of making permanent magnets
AssigneeMagnetfabrik Bonn G.m.b.H. vormals Gewerkschaft Windhorst
InventorErich A. Steingroever
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Abstract
Method of making an anisotropic permanent magnetic body which has a (B.H).sub.max of at least 1.4 .times. 10.sup.6 Gauss . Oersted and a remanence of at least 2500 Gauss, utilizes magnetic powder particles having a coercivity .sub.J H.sub.C at least equal to the actual remanence B.sub.r of the finally prepared magnetic body, a remanence 4.pi.J.sub.r equal to about 1.3 to 1.6 of the actual remanence B.sub.r of the finally produced magnetic body and a fullness factor ##EQU1## which is at least 0.6.
Claims7
Method of producing a permanent magnet body, comprising the steps of:
- a. producing anisotropic first ferromagnetic permanent magnet material by sintering particles of starting material suitable for making permanent magnets at a preselected optimum temperature;
- b. terminating said heating when said sintered magnet material has reached full remanence;
- c. grinding said sintered first ferromagnetic permanent magnet material to a powder, the particles of said ground powder having the following characteristics:
- 1. coercivity .sub.J H.sub.C below the maximum obtainable value for said particles and at least equal to the remanence of the finally produced magnet body;
- 2. remanence 4.pi.J.sub.R between 1.2 and 1.6 times the remanence B.sub.R of the finally produced magnet body, and;
- 3. a fullness factor ##EQU5## of at least 0.6;
- d. mixing said powder particles with a curable nonmagnetic binder;
- e. compacting said powder particles and binder under pressure and under the influence of a magnetic field in a machine to form the shape and size of the final magnet body:
- f. removing said shaped and compacted body from the forming machine, and;
- g. heating said compacted magnet body at a temperature and for a period of time to cure the binder but insufficient to significantly change the dimensions of said body.
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