What Are Magnetic Stator Assemblies?

Magnetic stator assemblies are magnetic assemblies used in certain permanent magnet (PM) motor designs. In these assemblies, permanent magnets are mounted on the stator side and combined with a housing or related structural parts.

The permanent magnets used in magnetic stator assemblies, also known as stator magnets, may include Neodymium magnets, Samarium Cobalt magnets, ferrite magnets, and bonded magnets. These magnets are commonly made in rectangular, arc, and ring forms, depending on the motor structure and assembly requirements.

Once mounted to the housing, the stator magnets provide a steady magnetic field. This magnetic field then interacts with the rotor or other moving part during operation.

How Magnetic Stator Assemblies Work?

In magnetic stator assemblies, permanent magnets mounted on the stator provide a fixed magnetic field. During operation, this magnetic field works together with other motor components and interacts with the rotor or other moving part. Through this interaction, the motor is able to produce the intended motion or output required by the application.

From Magnet Supply to Stator Assembly Support

In addition to supplying stator magnets, we can also support selected magnetic stator assembly projects based on customer drawings and assembly requirements. Depending on the project, this may include magnet production, related assembly work, and prototype support.

For projects that require closer coordination, we can communicate earlier on delivery scope, sample preparation, and other project-related details. This helps define a clearer support path from magnet supply to stator assembly work.

If you have drawings or existing stator assembly requirements, feel free to share them with us for review.

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