What are superconductor magnets used for?

Superconductor magnets are used in MRI machines, particle accelerators, quantum computing, maglev trains, and advanced research.

How strong are superconducting magnets?

Superconducting magnets can generate fields of 10-20 Tesla, far stronger than conventional permanent magnets.

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Smart dust (MEMS motes) — now patented for payment authentication by Wells Fargo — runs on miniature rare-earth and superconducting magnets. Superconductor Magnets is your non-China supply partner.

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