January 24, 2025 – New tariffs proposed by the Trump administration against China, Mexico, and Canada have the potential to upset the U.S. magnet market. To curb both the flow of illegal immigrants and deadly fentanyl into the United States, President Trump on Tuesday further discussed tariffs on goods imported from all three countries. In addition […]
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2025 marks Adams’ 75th anniversary. Each month this year, we’ll be shining a spotlight on one of the many long-term team members who have helped us grow and thrive over the last three quarters of a century. This month we’re highlighting Inside Sales superstar and 25-year Adams employee, Silvia Urbina. Hard-working and completely dedicated to
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January 2025 – Using advanced X-ray techniques, a newly discovered form of magnetism has recently been imaged, revealing for the first time the detailed structure of altermagnetism. Scientists recently imaged manganese telluride (MnTe) on the nanoscale, proving their hypotheses about altermagnetism. This type of magnetism has the potential to enhance the performance of a wide
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We are excited to announce that Adams Magnetic Products will be exhibiting at the International Fasteners Expo from September 9-11, 2024, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, Las Vegas. Join us at Booth #545 to explore our latest innovations in magnetic solutions, from powerful rare earth magnets to custom magnet assemblies. As an ISO certified
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Researchers from McGill University and Yamaha have collaborated to study the impact of electric guitar pickup designs on sound quality. Their work, presented at a recent Acoustical Society of America meeting, shows how variables like wire type, coil winding, and magnet strength affect the guitar’s timbre. By understanding these factors, they aim to refine guitar
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In a groundbreaking leap for electronics manufacturing, researchers at MIT have developed a method to 3D-print solenoids, a key component in many electronic devices. This innovation, detailed in an article by Interesting Engineering, promises to revolutionize the production and functionality of electronic components. The Significance of Solenoids Solenoids are electromagnetic coils that convert electrical energy
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Magnets are going soft! Scientists at the University of Michigan and the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany have developed a soft, metal-free, non-toxic magnetic gel. This carbon-based material has the potential to safely power and guide soft robots; to deliver drugs, medicine, and implants in the human body; and more. Check out
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Magnetic components enable all kinds of innovation! Last month, bioengineers at UCLA developed a device that shows promising potential to give those without a voice the ability to speak. The implement attaches externally to the necks of people who are unable to speak due to various voice disorders, pathological conditions, or surgeries. With the help
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Throughout history, women have made significant contributions in fields ranging from economics and civil engineering to yes, you guessed it, science. For example, Ada Lovelace wrote what is considered the world’s first computer code. Chemist Katharin Blodgett is credited with creating the world’s first clear glass. And on a hot, sunny day, you can thank
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Background You may have heard there’s a new, lower-cost Neodymium Iron Boron magnet option. This new option replaces some of the Neodymium with Cerium, which helps to reduce the cost of the magnet. A Bit of Neodymium History… Er, Science… Nope, History The popular Neodymium magnets are made up of a variety of materials, mostly
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