Arnold to Start Exciting New Chapter in its History on the Brink of its 130th Anniversary Rochester, NY: Arnold Magnetic Technologies Corporation (“Arnold”), a subsidiary of Compass Diversified (NYSE: CODI) […]
Nickel Irons and soft magnetics ideal for RFI and EMI shielding and other applications Originally published in Manufacturing Tomorrow. Rochester, NY: Arnold Magnetic Technologies Corporation (“Arnold”), a subsidiary of Compass […]
High-performance materials – and the expertise to utilize them – are key to successful marine propulsion projects. Originally published in Electric & Hybrid Marine Technology. Today’s boat engines, gallon for […]
Arnold offers thin magnets for most of the common print methods used in the print industry today. Excerpt of article originally published in Digital Output Magazine – Click to read […]
The performance of high-power motors used in marine applications relies on appropriate magnet selection Originally published in Electric & Hybrid Marine Technology. Electric transportation poses pressing design and manufacturing challenges […]
Holistic solutions from rare earth supply chain stability to custom motor design optimization and assembly Rochester, NY: Arnold Magnetic Technologies Corporation (“Arnold”), a subsidiary of Compass Diversified (NYSE: CODI) and […]
Together they will develop a Rare Earth circular supply chain, ensuring the sustainability of a quickly growing industry reliant on these materials Rochester, NY | Kingston, Ontario: Arnold Magnetic Technologies […]
As of late 2022, a large segment of society has heard of fusion, but the general consensus would seem to be that this near-limitless energy source is decades (or more) […]
Today’s boat engines, gallon-for-gallon, emit more pollutants than vehicles on the road do. As a result, the EPA introduced requirements for catalytic converters on inboard and stern drive boats beginning […]
Magnetization Losses in Rare Earth Permanent Magnets This White Paper describes the magnetization losses that are possible in SmCo and NdFeB permanent magnet materials. Reversible losses are first discussed followed […]
