8176 Radial Magnet

ization Radial magnetization is a technique used to magnetize a material or ferromagnetic material along its radial axis. Magnetization along the radial axis results in a permanent radial magnetic field. This technique is often used for permanent magnets or other magnetic devices, such as electric motors. Radial magnetization is used for applications that require increased stability, such as tractors and automotive parts. The 8176 part of radial magnetization involves the application of a powerful magnetic field or pulse to the material along its radial axis. This powerful magnetic field or pulse is typically generated by a coil or inductor and produces a self-sustaining homogeneous radial field. The 8176 part of the radial magnetization process requires a great amount of power, as it must be able to generate a large magnetic flux.