Ferrite powder that is difficult to oxidize and easy to store, suitable for magnetic ink, magnetic fluids, and various electronic components!
Powder Tech's "Spherical Nano Ferrite Powder" is a spherical nano (ultrafine) ferrite powder with an average particle size of approximately 20 to 1000 nm. It has excellent dispersibility and can be used in magnetic inks, magnetic fluids, and is also expected to be utilized in various electronic components. Despite being in the nano to submicron size range, it is resistant to oxidation, making storage easy. There is also a dispersion liquid type that can be dispersed in various solvents. 【Features】 ■ Average particle size of approximately 20 to 1000 nm ■ Usable in magnetic inks, magnetic fluids, and various electronic components ■ Resistant to oxidation and easy to store despite being in the nano to submicron size range ■ Available in a dispersion liquid type that can be dispersed in various solvents ■ Development of hard ferrite is underway following soft ferrite *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Powder Tech Co., Ltd. has developed as a manufacturer of functional powders and magnetic powders since its establishment in 1952, focusing on iron powder and electrophotographic ferrite carriers, while accumulating technologies in powder granulation, sintering, classification, and resin coating for powders. Based on the technologies and know-how we have built up, we develop and provide high-quality products that match our customers' diverse needs, which have been well received. In recent years, we have actively responded to new application needs based on our core technologies of "composition design," "granulation," "sintering," "crushing," "classification," and "resin coating."
