Demagnetizers are available for a range of applications including surveying, military products, navigation and metrology. Many manufacturers and suppliers provide a range of applications and may customize services to meet your needs.
When looking for a demagnetizer business, learn about specific applications offered. Designs in precision, surveying and engineering are readily available. Choose a company to work with based on its ability to meet your needs in the following areas:
1. Does the demagnetizer manufacturer offer the model requirements needed for your system or those that are interchangeable between models?
2. Find out about standard available demagnetizer products or if the manufacturer offers custom design options for older or unique applications.
3. Seek out a demagnetizer distributor able to meet your parts needs, such as those in alnico, metal or ceramic.
Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done
Look for a tape demagnetizer offering surface cleaning abilities
Buy a tape head demagnetizer that will fit your requirements. Companies specialize in this specific option for use in a variety of locations and with various sized cams. Look for a certified manufacturer of surface cleaning demagnetizers.
I recommend: Purchase a cassette head demagnetizer to fit your needs from trusted companies specializing in them.
Magnetool specializes in demagnetizers for surface needs. They offer carrying handles and off and on switches on their products. The company customizes as needed.
Fife-Pearce Electric offers demagnetizers for surface needs from most major brand designers. They also offer repair services for various demagnetizer needs.
Martindale offers surface and pas- through products for parts and tools of small- and medium-range sizes.
Choose a cleaner demagnetizer
When buying a cleaner demagnetizer, look for specific requirements. Size, model and design are important factors in this selection process.
I recommend: Data Security offers demagnetizers to fit this need, as well as tape erasers, degaussers and cleaner or evaluator products.
Geneva Group offers electronic equipment cleaners and specializes in the manufacturing of demagnetizers for audio/video protection, maintenance and for computer equipment.
Consider your options in loop cassette demagnetizer products from trusted suppliers and manufacturer
CD demagnetizers and those for other applications often require either standard loop or large loop design. Choose these products to meet the specific requirements of the manufacturer. Suppliers and manufacturers offer standard models in addition to specialized or custom designed configurations.
I recommend: Livonia Magnetics offers demagnetizers for low intermittent duty and low volume continuous duty needs. These are used in surgical instrumentation, needles, bearings and die parts. Companies like
R.B. Annis Instruments are a good option for those looking for built-to-meet requirements in their demagnetizers. They offer loop products specific to the dimensions required.
Tips & Tactics
Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide
- Types of magnetizer and demagnetizer equipment varies widely. Most manufacturers specialize in only a few types of magnetizer/demagnetizer equipment, but suppliers often have a wide range of products on hand. Contact manufacturers directly for specialized needs.
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