Are magnets usually magnetized by thickness?

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Today's topic: magnets are generally thickness (height) magnetization?

A: Yes, most of the customers for the magnet magnetization direction is the thickness of the magnetization, thickness of the magnetization is a very conventional one, round magnet thickness magnetization is the strong magnetic surface for the upper and lower two large surfaces, square magnet strong magnetic surface for the length and width of the surface.

The following pictures show the thickness of cylindrical, rectangular, circular, and ring magnets in the direction of magnetization.

But there are special ones, such as curved segmented magnets that are usually just radially magnetized, and hollow cylindrical ones.

Conclusion;

Magnet magnetization can vary depending on the specific manufacturing process, magnet type, and application requirements, and while most are predominantly thickness (height) magnetized, they are not always magnetized through thickness.

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