Gold plated neodymium magnets are a popular choice for many industries, from electronics to aerospace. These powerful magnets are coated in a layer of gold, providing both aesthetic appeal and added durability.
Basic info: gold plated neodymium magnets
The gold layer is usually around 1 micrometer thick due to the high cost of gold. However, the gold plating provides a number of benefits, including improved corrosion resistance and increased durability. The gold plating also provides an attractive finish, which is important in applications where appearance is important.
It is important to note that the gold layer is typically plated on a nickel substrate. This is because nickel provides a smooth and uniform base that allows the gold layer to adhere properly. The nickel substrate also provides added corrosion resistance and durability.
In addition, it is important to note that the material used for gold plating is typically 24k gold. This is the highest purity of gold available and provides the best corrosion resistance and durability.
Application of gold plated neodymium magnets
Gold plated neodymium magnets are used in a wide range of applications, including aerospace, electronics, medical equipment, and jewelry. The gold plating provides added durability and corrosion resistance, making them an excellent choice for applications where reliability is critical. Furthermore, the attractive gold finish is ideal for applications where appearance is important.
Overall, gold plated neodymium magnets offer a combination of strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal that make them an ideal choice for many industries.
Current Gold-Plating Capabilities and Specifications
We have previously supplied large quantities of gold-plated magnets with a diameter of 1 mm. During the sample validation phase, we are able to achieve gold plating for diameters of 0.5 mm, but gold plating for diameters of 0.3 mm is still under further evaluation. This represents our current gold-plating capability for neodymium magnets. The typical thickness of the gold plating is generally 0.1 microns.
