Allstar Magnetics published a blog explaining the engineering behind bonding permanent magnets to steel and the importance of the process in demanding applications.
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Taking a bonded magnet assembly from prototype to production requires more than selecting the right magnet. It takes a process built for repeatability: validated cure pa…
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Allstar Magnetics
Allstar Magnetics offers rapid magnet prototypes, machined ferrites and inventory stocking for just-in-time delivery.
- Location
- Vancouver, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Allstar Magnetics
Allstar Magnetics offers permanent magnetic and inductive components as well as a value added partner for multiple industries. We stock a large selection of ferrite cores and hardware as well as custom assemblies tailored to match your requirements. We also provide our customers with a variety of value-added services such as gapping, grinding, lapping, and coating. We offer our customers a strategic partnership centered on our expertise in prototype engineering, production, and manufacturing services. Allstar’s competitive advantage includes product strategy, conceptualization, design engineering, material technology, test engineering as well as full production & manufacturing services. Founded in 1989 in Vancouver, Washington, Allstar Magnetics started as a simple broker of magnetic components. By the mid 1990’s, Allstar Magnetics had developed into a JIT (just in time) stocking distributor offering 11 major ferrite franchised lines, a full range of custom permanent magnet materials, and custom designed Magnet Assemblies. Today, Allstar uses its depth of knowledge of all things magnetic to streamline critical elements of the product lifecycle. Focusing on crucial value-added needs like design, prototyping, and volume wound solutions, has helped Allstar Magnetics to develop into a leader in next generation magnetic assembly services. Allstar Magnetics believes that behind every great company are the people that make things happen. Here, everyone is a hands-on contributor and plays a pivotal role in our success. We are a team and at the heart of our team are our customers. We realize that our employees' unique perspectives, ideas and backgrounds give us a competitive edge in anticipating and exceeding our customers’ needs in today's global market.
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