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Remko B Magnetic Iron

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tomd3583

Electrical
Oct 19, 2006
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I am currently looking for a replacement for SKF Remko B magnetic iron and was wondering if anyone knows of any alternatives. It is being used on a DC electromagnetic relay, and I need the same magnetic properties.
 
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I'm not familiar with the SKF product, and couldn't find a straight cross reference. However, Carpenter Makes a complete line of specialty magnetic irons, and alloys.

See:


If you cannot find what you need on the web site, one of their applications engineers should be able to help you with the cross reference.



-Tony Staples
 
A quick email to a former colleague of mine that works in Europe netted the following:

Remko B would be equivalent to Carpenter Pure Electrical Iron

Remko A would be equivalent to Carpenter Vacumet Core Iron.

Either would work well in a relay application. I don't think the minor improvements of a vacumm melted core iron justify it's price tag for a typical relay (assuming it's not for the space program, or something else unusual.)

You should be able to use Carpenter Electrical Iron. If machinability is a primary concern, then Carpenter Electrical Iron FM would be the choice to make.



-Tony Staples
 
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