
Keep the parts organized.
Separate contact surfaces and maintain the batch identity through the route.
Connect material, precision processing, surface protection and magnetic function in one manufacturing review.

THE MANUFACTURING ROUTE
The material and component determine the route. Each stage is reviewed against the drawing and intended use.
FROM THE PRODUCTION FLOOR
THE MANUFACTURING ROUTE
Plan the part and its interfaces together.
The material and component determine the route. Each stage is reviewed for the drawing and intended use.
Route matched to material
Rare-earth alloys, ceramic ferrite, AlNiCo and flexible magnetic materials.
Explore the product familyGeometry and mating surfaces
Slicing, grinding, chamfering and drawing-defined geometry.
Explore the product familyEnvironment-dependent protection
Finishes and coatings matched to the working environment.
Explore the product familyDefined magnetic orientation
Orientation, pole patterns and magnetic-circuit requirements.
Explore the product familyAssembly programs
Magnets integrated with shafts, housings, polymers and mechanical interfaces.
Explore the product familyAll supply routes
Dimensional and magnetic verification, traceability and protected packing.
Quality requirementsENGINEERING TO PRODUCTION
Define magnetic targets, working temperatures and the real operating environment.
Align material, critical features, coating and magnetic orientation.
Review representative samples and the agreed test evidence.
Maintain batch identity, approved revisions and delivery requirements.
PREPARE FOR REVIEW
Start with the drawing and identify the decisions that affect production and acceptance.
FROM YOUR DRAWING TO PRODUCTION
Bring the material, drawing interfaces and release requirements into one manufacturing review.
Discuss the Manufacturing Route