1. Characteristics

•     Magnetic conductivity

        It can be attracted by the magnetic field and can be used in occasions that require magnetic conductivity. For example, in some electromagnetic devices, magnetic conductive steel wool can be used as a magnetic conductive material to help guide and concentrate the magnetic field.

•     Softness

        It is in the form of steel wool and has a certain degree of softness, which can adapt to different shapes of surfaces and spaces. This enables it to function in some narrow or irregular areas.

•     Wear resistance

        It is usually made of high-strength steel and has good wear resistance. In some environments with frequent friction, magnetic conductive steel wool can maintain its performance for a long time.

2. Application fields

•     Industrial field

        Electromagnetic filtering: In some industrial production processes, such as powder metallurgy and chemical industry, it is necessary to filter magnetic impurities in the fluid. Magnetic conductive steel wool can be used as a filter material, placed in a magnetic field to adsorb magnetic particles in the fluid, thereby achieving the purpose of purifying the fluid.
Mechanical sealing: Due to its softness and wear resistance, magnetic conductive steel wool can be used in some mechanical seals to play a dual role of sealing and magnetic conductivity.

•     Electronic field

        Electromagnetic shielding: In electronic devices, magnetic conductive steel wool can be used as part of the electromagnetic shielding material to help block the interference of the external magnetic field on the internal circuit.
Inductor components: In some inductor components, magnetic conductive steel wool can be used as the magnetic core material to improve the performance of the inductor.

3. Precautions for use

•     Avoid excessive bending and extrusion

        Although magnetic conductive steel wool has a certain degree of softness, excessive bending and extrusion may damage its structure, affecting the magnetic conductivity and service life.

•     Prevent rusting

        Although magnetic conductive steel wool is usually made of materials such as stainless steel, it may still rust in a humid or corrosive environment. Therefore, during use, contact with water and corrosive substances should be avoided as much as possible, and appropriate protective measures should be taken.

•     Safe use

        Metal debris may be generated during the use of magnetic conductive steel wool. Attention should be paid to avoiding these debris from entering the eyes, respiratory tract and other parts to avoid injury. At the same time, when handling magnetic conductive steel wool, it should be operated carefully to avoid being scratched by its sharp edges.