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宗泰“金属软磁材料應用研究實驗室”挂牌成立

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2021-12-03

今天，我们公司深圳市宗泰电机有限公司的“金属软磁材料應用研究實驗室”正式挂牌成立，将开启電磁鐵行業從宏觀制造到微觀檢測的巨大轉變。

電磁鐵研究

宗泰（Zanty）从1992年跨入继电器和電磁鐵行业，通过30年对电磁动力学的深入研究和探索，已经从宏观的電磁鐵垂直制造产业实践中总结了大量的电磁动力学理论知识，并开始探索金属软磁材料的微观特性。

電磁鐵检测

为了进一步开拓电磁动力学的广阔应用前景，提供更丰富的电磁动力源解决方案，宗泰从一年前开始筹备“金属软磁材料應用研究實驗室”，通过金属软磁材料的微观检测，对金属软磁材料进行改性，可以改善電磁鐵的电磁特性，从而提升電磁鐵的性能。

電磁鐵分析

實驗室设有金属化学成分分析室、磁性能分析實驗室、顯微金相分析室和檢測計量中心。在满足我们公司自己的检测分析需求外，我们还对外开放實驗室，并提供相关检测报告。

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1.?????? 金属化学成分分析室

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電磁鐵

2.?????? 磁性能分析實驗室

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電磁鐵厂家

3.?????? 顯微金相分析室

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電磁鐵

4.?????? 檢測計量中心

電磁鐵测量

上一篇:宗泰正与深圳高校合作打造“金属软磁材料應用研究實驗室”下一篇:材料检测(4): 電磁鐵金属材料金相分析服务

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