FAQs

Magnets can easily break because they are naturally fragile. Excessive impact or force can potentially lead to damage or changes in magnetic performance. We recommend handling magnets with care and avoiding situations that could subject them to strong impacts, drops, or pressure. This will help ensure the longevity and effectiveness of the magnets in various applications.

No, avoid welding or soldering magnets. High welding temperatures can harm their magnetism, and there's a fire risk. The fumes from the coating and plating could be unsafe.

Magnet drilling and machining are difficult and dangerous tasks that are best left to professionals. Magnets are naturally brittle and hard, which makes machining tricky. Heat from machining or drilling can harm a magnet, release hazardous ferrite components and fluids, and oxidize its surface. Drilling magnets can cause fires since magnets in powder form are flammable.

Absolutely, you're welcome to call 03-32917616 and request to speak with a technical sales representative. Our helpful team consists of skilled engineers with in-depth understanding of products and applications. 

All our products are eligible for repairs and upgrades. Our highly skilled support teams for engineering, sales, and manufacturing are housed under one roof at our site in Selangor, enabling us to swiftly address customer needs. Connect with us today to ensure prompt equipment servicing and avoid expensive production delays. Keep in mind that some severe damages might be beyond repair, and in such cases, replacement could be a more practical option.

We offer maintenance services for both magnets and magnetic separators. Our technicians are skilled in servicing and optimizing magnetic equipment to ensure consistent performance. Whether you need routine maintenance, repairs, or assistance with troubleshooting issues, our team is here to help. Please reach out to our dedicated maintenance department to schedule a service or discuss your specific needs.