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youngken
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Flat Plate Magnet

11/14/2010 5:26 AM

I want to buy a plate magnet, dimension 2 foot x 1 feet.

Is it easy to make such a permanent magnet?

If not, can I make a "portable temporary magnet" with a few hours service per day. And how to make it?

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Re: Flat Plate magnet

11/14/2010 7:44 AM

Maybe this link will help... http://www.ipesmag.com/c-55-magnetic-plates.aspx

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11/14/2010 7:44 AM

Courtesy of Dimet. It's called an electromagnet. But, I see that kvsridhar has provided a better answer to the OP.
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