Protective Surface Treatments & Environmental Engineering
Because industrial environments expose components to cutting fluids, humidity, abrasive particles, and physical shock, long-term reliability depends on advanced surface engineering.
Nickel-Copper-Nickel (Ni-Cu-Ni): Electrolytically plated to a controlled thickness of 15--25 um. Provides baseline defense against mild workshop humidity and mechanical wear.
Epoxy Electrocoat: Deployed for environments requiring salt-spray resistance or chemical immersion.
Creates a continuous polymer barrier preventing moisture ingress to the underlying NdFeB substrate.
Injection-Molded Elastomer (Rubber Coating): Encapsulates the steel pot assembly in high-grade Santoprene or NBR rubber.
Shear Enhancement: Significantly increases lateral friction coefficients, preventing the magnet from slipping along vertical metallic surfaces under heavy asymmetrical loads.
Surface Preservation: Prevents scratching or marring on painted machine enclosures, polished stainless steel panels, and finished architectural glass.