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Samarian Cobalt Magnet

11/08/2012 1:35 PM

Where can I purchase a samarian cobalt magnet for my instrument?
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11/08/2012 1:45 PM

Did you mean Samarium Cobalt ?

Do a google search from your own location.

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11/08/2012 10:00 PM

This place deals in magnets and I believe is in or close the same area as the ancient city of Samaria.

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Does it have to be exactly in the confines of the ancient Samarian boarder, or is there some wiggle room?

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Also I am unsure of what constituents the magnets from that place are comprised. am unaware of Cobalt being mined in that general area, so I went on the assumption your request was not for a magnet made of cobalt specifically mined in the area of what was ancient Samaria.

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11/09/2012 11:19 AM

You don't say what size you need. Edmund is still a good source for misc. scientific items. This link is for a partial list of what they have.

http://www.edmundoptics.com/lab-production/magnets/rare-earth-magnets/2506

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11/09/2012 4:30 PM

Perhaps the instrument manufacturer may be a source. Have you tried them?

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