Rubber magnetism can be characterized by various physical quantities such as magnetic induction strength, residual magnetic induction, and magnetic energy product. Rubber magnet, also known as bonded permanent magnet ferrite, is made by kneading, rolling, or injection molding with bonded ferrite magnetic powder, rubber or plastic, and other materials.
Rubber magnetism is generally divided into two categories, one is isotropic and the other is anisotropic. The differences between the two are as follows:
1. The difference in magnetism is that those of the same sex are relatively weaker compared to those of the opposite sex
2. The difference in temperature and density during the work process is lower for same-sex individuals than for heterosexual individuals
3. Different application ranges, same-sex ones are commonly used in refrigerators, car stickers, etc; Heterogeneous for use in micro motor computers, laser printers, copiers, etc