Corrosion Resistant Magnetic Products
A magnetic product, corrosion-resistant technology, applied in the direction of magnetic objects, magnetic materials, permanent magnet manufacturing, etc., can solve problems such as protective coating cracking
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Embodiment 1
[0094] With 32 million Gauss Oersted BH 最大 value and shape like Figure 5 The NdFeB ring magnet of magnet 500 shown was coated with two 17 μm thick p-xylene HT (available from Specialty Coating Systems) conformal coatings. Before the conformal coating is applied, the magnets are clamped in different fixed positions to ensure a continuous conformal coating is applied. The magnets thus coated are covered with polyethersulfone using a two-step injection molding process to produce e.g. Image 6 Encapsulated, barrier-coated magnets shown. The magnets were immersed in 87°C saline solution for 28 days and then removed for evaluation. The magnet exhibited no visible corrosion and retained all of its pre-immersion magnetic strength. Inductively coupled plasma (ICP) mass spectrophotometric analysis of the saline solution after immersion did not reveal detectable magnetic elements compared to a saline control prepared without immersion of the magnet.
Embodiment 2
[0102] A barrier coated magnet as described in Example 1 can be used as a magnetic rotor assembly to control the flow of CSF fluid in a diverter valve such as that shown in the aforementioned Bertrand et al. application. In an initial field trial, a shunt valve and magnet rotor assembly containing the disclosed barrier-coated magnet was successfully surgically implanted in 13 patients and confirmed operable. The rotor assembly is expected to be resistant to corrosion by bodily fluids, as well as unintentional changes in rotor (ie, pressure) setting, demagnetization, and remagnetization when exposed to a 3 Tesla MRI magnetic field.
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