A gradient NdFeB magnet includes an NdFeB magnet block extending along a magnetization direction and having a plurality of surfaces perpendicular to the magnetization direction. A first film, is disposed on one of the surfaces. A second film is disposed on another one of the surfaces, opposite of the one of the surfaces. The first film and the second film are diffused into the NdFeB magnet block dividing the NdFeB magnet block into an edge region, a transition region, and a central region along a plane perpendicular to the magnetization direction wherein the edge region has a coercivity that remains constant in a direction perpendicular to the magnetization direction, and the coercivity, along said magnetization direction, gradually decreases from the one of the surfaces and the another one of the surfaces towards a point located therebetween. A method of making the gradient NdFeB magnet is disclosed herein.

A flexible permanent magnetic material, a preparation method and an application thereof in magnetic biological effect products are provides, relating to the technical field of medical equipment. Raw materials of the flexible permanent magnetic material of the application include the following components in parts by weight: 0-70 parts of anisotropic neodymium iron boron powder and 0-40 parts of anisotropic samarium iron nitrogen powder and 3-20 parts of binder.

Generally, a system for generating a magnetic field having a desired magnetic field strength and/or a desired magnetic field direction is provided. The system can include a plurality of magnetic segments and/or a plurality of ferromagnetic segments. Each magnetic segment can be positioned adjacent to at least one of the plurality of magnetic segments. Each ferromagnetic segment can be positioned adjacent to at least one of the plurality of magnetic segments. In various embodiments, a size, shape, positioning and/or number of magnetic segments and/or ferromagnetic segments in the system, as well as a magnetization direction of the magnetic segments can be predetermined based on, for example, predetermined parameters of the system (e.g., a desired magnetic field strength, direction and/or uniformity of the magnetic field, a desired elimination of a magnetic fringe field and/or total weight of the system) and/or based on a desired application of the system (e.g., performing a magnetic resonance imaging of at least a portion of a patient and/or performing a magnetic resonance spectroscopy of a sample).

The present invention provides a permanent magnet unit in which insulating layers are located at positions where an eddy current can be reduced most effectively. The permanent magnet unit includes at least one insulating layer, and a plurality of permanent magnet pieces located adjacent to each other with the at least one insulating layer in between. The at least one insulating layer is located at positions defined based on a magnitude of an eddy current flowing inside a permanent magnet, corresponding to a change in a magnetic field of the permanent magnet into which a plurality of the permanent magnet pieces are integrally formed without the at least one insulating layer.

An eyelashes unit with multi-pole magnetizing flexible strip for attaching onto real eyelashes of a user which includes at least one eyelashes member. The eyelashes member includes a pair of flexible magnetic strips and has a plurality pairs of magnetic poles along a longitudinal or a width direction. The pair of flexible magnetic strips are magnetically opposite to each other such that they are capable of attracting to each other with multi-points connection through sandwiching the real eyelashes. A pair of false eyelashes assembly is arranged on the pair of flexible magnetic strips, each includes a plurality of false eyelashes having one end connecting to the flexible magnetic strip to secure into position and a length equal to or greater than a length of the real eyelashes. The flexible magnetic strip is capable of deformation based on an eyelid activity of the user.

Systems and methods relating to improved printable magnetic sheet materials compatible with high-volume roll-to-roll printing processes using roll-fed presses. When implemented, the system permits existing roll-to-roll printer to generate sheet-magnet promotional materials that are adherable to various material substrates, such as, for example, mailers, phone books, etc.

A magnetic sealing closure, comprising: a. a first flexible strip, with a plurality of cavities adapted to incorporate a plurality of magnetic elements; b. a second flexible strip, with a plurality of cavities adapted to incorporate a plurality of magnetic elements; wherein said sealing closure comprises membranes connectable to said first strip, and a second membrane connectable to said second strip, such that said plurality of magnetic elements of said second strip are embedded within said plurality of cavities between said second strip and said second membrane; when said first and second strips and are brought together from the side of said first and second membranes, magnetic elements of said first and said second strips magnetically attract each other, such that a sealing is provided.

A magnetic band that is made of elastomeric resin material with magnets deposed therein is disclosed. The magnetic band optionally contains wires and also optionally contains holes at each end that may have grommets inserted into the holes. The magnetic band is used for a plurality of purposes including its ability to hold metallic magnetic items.

Generally, a system for generating a magnetic field having a desired magnetic field strength and/or a desired magnetic field direction is provided. The system can include a plurality of magnetic segments and/or a plurality of ferromagnetic segments. Each magnetic segment can be positioned adjacent to at least one of the plurality of magnetic segments. Each ferromagnetic segment can be positioned adjacent to at least one of the plurality of magnetic segments. In various embodiments, a size, shape, positioning and/or number of magnetic segments and/or ferromagnetic segments in the system, as well as a magnetization direction of the magnetic segments can be predetermined based on, for example, predetermined parameters of the system (e.g., a desired magnetic field strength, direction and/or uniformity of the magnetic field, a desired elimination of a magnetic fringe field and/or total weight of the system) and/or based on a desired application of the system (e.g., performing a magnetic resonance imaging of at least a portion of a patient and/or performing a magnetic resonance spectroscopy of a sample).

A magnetic pad and countertop combination system includes a countertop that has an upper surface supported above a floor surface. A pad is positioned on the upper surface and is comprised of magnetic material for retaining magnetically attracted objects on the pad and thereby retaining these objects on the countertop.