Magnetic Assembly Sourcing
Axis Magnetics supports magnetic assemblies where the magnet, carrier, housing, adhesive, retention method, magnetization, and inspection plan all affect the finished part. The review starts with function, then works backward into materials and process controls.
Each review starts with the application, then works through material, coating, magnetization, validation, origin, and production requirements.
A magnet placed into a molded carrier or housing has to meet magnetic output, position, polarity, retention, dimensional, and environmental requirements together. The assembly method can be as important as the magnet material.
Adhesive bonding, insert molding, overmolding, press fits, staking, ultrasonic welding, or mechanical capture should be reviewed against pull-out force, heat, impact, vibration, and production inspection needs.
Magnetic assemblies often need checks for missing magnets, reversed polarity, shifted parts, field output, plastic dimensions, adhesive bond, cosmetic requirements, and packaging protection.
Molded carriers, housings, latches, sensor targets, and charging arrays
Material, adhesive, retention, and magnetization planning
Polarity, position, pull-force, and field-output inspection
Prototype-through-production sourcing support
Assembly drawing, CAD model, or functional description
Magnet material, polarity, and location requirements
Retention force, environment, and validation expectations
Tooling, prototype, and production-volume requirements
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