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Magnetic Induction Ring

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Magnetic Induction Ring
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Product Description

Magnetic induction ring mainly includes iron skeleton and magnetic rubber, and its function is to output signals to the braking system according to the motion state, so as to perform anti-lock braking on the vehicle.

Since the density of magnetic materials is very small, the weight of auto parts is reduced, which is suitable for the development trend of miniaturization of automobiles. The application of this structure changes the traditional sealing ring as a single seal, making it a part of the sensor and improving the sealing performance.

Since the sealing ring and the magnetic body are installed on the same magnetic induction ring skeleton, not only the structure is simplified, the production process is also significantly reduced, thereby reducing the processing cost; it can also strengthen the sealing of the hub unit, and the installation is also easier. To save time and effort.

Our magnetic induction ring has many kinds, we can accept custom design and production, if you have any interest or questions, please contact us.

 

 

Product name

Magnetic Induction Ring

Size

80.8(OD)*61.7ID)*9.7(Thickness)

Poles

44 pairs

Material

Iron and the magnetic rubber

Package

Carton with wood tray

Supply Ability

30000 Pieces per month

Delivery time

3-7 working days for products in the stock; 15-25 working days for production line products; 40-45 working days for a customized product.

Payment

T/T, Paypal

Product details

The magnetic induction coil is a magnetic rubber and an iron skeleton.

Materials

NBR and SPCC

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We are professional China Magnetic Induction Ring Manufacturers and OEM Magnetic Induction Ring factory. Our goal is to provide customized solutions for the market and customers, whether individual products or complete sets of equipment. Although the market, application and customers are different, Hananye has a unique concept to guide customers' success. We will respond patiently and carefully to any inquiries and feedback from customers. For any inquiry from customers, we will provide professional and reasonable quotation as soon as possible. For any new products from customers, we will communicate with customers very professionally, listen to their opinions and give useful suggestions to ensure products.

Hananye is a professional, magnetic ring manufacturer and supplier, our magnetic ring products mainly include bearing magnetic rings; wheel hub magnetic rings; brake disc magnetic rings; 320 poles Large magnetic rings; double code magnetic rings; rubber magnetic rings; ABS magnetic sealing ring; magnetic induction ring; ABS magnetic oil seal and three code magnetic ring. Our magnetic rings are used to strengthen the seal and change the direction of magnetic flux to generate electromagnetic vibrations with the same frequency and opposite power. The magnetic end face sealing device has high working capacity (temperature, differential pressure), reliable work, low wear and long life.

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Introduction of Magnetic Induction Ring
Magnetic induction rings, also known as magnetic rings or inductive rings, are a type of sensor that detects changes in magnetic fields. These rings are typically made of a magnetized material, such as ferrite or neodymium, and are used in various applications, including industrial automation, automotive, and consumer electronics.
When a magnetic induction ring is exposed to a changing magnetic field, an electric current is induced in the ring, which can be measured and used to detect the presence or absence of a magnetic field. This property makes magnetic induction rings ideal for use in sensing applications, such as in position and speed sensors.
Magnetic induction rings are available in various shapes and sizes, with different numbers of poles or teeth, depending on the specific application. They can be designed with a range of sensitivity and resolution, allowing them to detect even small changes in magnetic fields.
How to choose Magnetic Induction Ring
Choosing the right magnetic induction ring for your application involves considering several factors, including the size and shape of the ring, the number of poles or teeth, the sensitivity and resolution required, and the operating environment. Here are some key considerations to keep in mind when selecting a magnetic induction ring:
Size and shape: The size and shape of the magnetic induction ring should be compatible with the space available in your application. Consider the diameter, thickness, and overall shape of the ring, as well as any mounting or installation requirements.
Number of poles or teeth: The number of poles or teeth on the magnetic induction ring will affect the resolution and sensitivity of the sensor. A ring with more poles or teeth will provide higher resolution but may be more sensitive to noise and vibrations.
Sensitivity and resolution: The sensitivity and resolution required will depend on the specific application. For example, a position sensor may require higher resolution than a speed sensor. Consider the range of magnetic field strength that the ring needs to detect and choose a ring with appropriate sensitivity.
Operating environment: The operating environment can affect the performance and lifespan of the magnetic induction ring. Consider factors such as temperature, humidity, and exposure to chemicals or other contaminants. Choose a ring that is designed for the specific environment in which it will be used.
Material and quality: The material and quality of the magnetic induction ring will also affect its performance and reliability. Choose a ring made from a high-quality magnetized material, such as ferrite or neodymium, and ensure that the manufacturing process is of high quality to ensure consistency and accuracy.
The Prospect of Magnetic Induction Ring
The prospects for magnetic induction rings are positive, as they continue to be widely used in various industries and applications. The increasing demand for high-precision and reliable sensing technologies is driving the growth of the magnetic sensor market, and magnetic induction rings are an important component of this market.
One of the key drivers for the growth of magnetic induction rings is their versatility and ability to sense a wide range of magnetic fields. 
They can be used in a variety of applications, including position and speed sensing in industrial automation and robotics, automotive sensing for engines and transmissions, and consumer electronics, such as smartphones and wearables.
Advancements in materials science and manufacturing processes are also improving the performance and efficiency of magnetic induction rings. For example, the use of high-quality magnetized materials, such as neodymium, is increasing the sensitivity and accuracy of magnetic induction rings, while new manufacturing techniques are enabling the production of rings with smaller sizes and higher resolutions.
Additionally, the trend towards the digitalization of industrial processes and the increasing adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) is creating new opportunities for magnetic induction rings. They can be used in combination with other sensors and technologies to provide real-time data and insights for process optimization and predictive maintenance.