

Magnetic Products



Introduction
Supporting Breakthrough Science in your academic laboratories and
industrial facilities
around the world
Leading researchers around the world trust Lake Shore Cryotronics for measurement and control solutions that drive the discovery and development of new materials for tomorrow’s technologies. In electronics, clean energy, nanotechnology, and many other applications, Lake Shore provides the products and systems needed for precise measurements over a broad range of temperature and magnetic field conditions.
Quantum Design UK and Ireland (QDUKI), like Lake Shore, possesses a deep understanding of the needs of researchers exploring nextgeneration technologies
The need to measure magnetic fields extends far beyond the university lab. Magnetics have become increasingly common in modern technical products, appliances, automotive, and industrial products and systems Factors such as the continuing emphasis on energy efficiency and the drive to reduce cost and parts count have prompted a revived interest in using magnets.
A number of products such as motors, speakers, interlock switches, and magnetic separators benefit from magnetic components due to their ability to transmit force across a space without physical connection. Then there’s the increasing use of rare earth materials.

The use of rare earths has increased the efficiency of magnetic products by producing high magnetic fields, often in very compact spaces, such as in lightweight electronics, toys, and handheld telecommunications devices.
With this rise in the use of magnets, there’s a greater need for the right testing tools. Some of the instrumentation conventionally used in various phases of inspection may test magnets and magnetic assemblies indirectly, but this type of testing can often provide questionable results or disclose critical flaws too late in the process Indirect testing might, for instance, fail to detect a faulty or under-performing magnet in a multiple-magnet assembly, or it might fail to identify a magnet that is only marginally defective before it is integrated into a product.
We'd be happy to chat with you about your applications and areas of research If you would like to find out more, please do not hesitate to get in touch with our dedicated technical experts here at QDUKI



F41 Teslameter
Perfect for measuring magnetic fields in a wide variety of applications, the Lake Shore Cryotronics F41 teslameter offers a new level of precision, convenience, and dependability
Offers modern wired and wireless connectivity choices for seamless system integration, including: USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi and GPIB (optional) Industry standard SCPI communication library available along with LabVIEW™, Python, and IVI drivers.

Fluxmeters

Manual magnet testing
Automated magnet testing
Magnetising Materials analysis AC magnetic fields



Hall Probes
By default, each probe has a 2 m long cable (except Model 410 and cryogenic probes) Also available: 3 m, 6 m, 10 m, 20 m, and 30 m lengths 400 Series Hall Probes


Hall Sensors







Use the results of magnetic field measurement for:
Sorting sub-assemblies
Confirming magnetic field characteristics vs. applied current
Mapping magnetic field shape for a component
Measuring fringe fields or residual fields
Diagnosing detrimental effects of an external field
Measuring operator exposure to magnetic fields



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DR SHAYZ IKRAM
TechnicalDirector
shayz@qd-uki co uk
alex@qd-uki co uk