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Just had a small sheet of .5mm thick stainless steel 305 delivered
for a project I'm starting. I expected it to be compatible with neodymium magnets. But nope!

Am I missing something?

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On 15/10/2020 18:36:18, Arthur 51 wrote:
Hi.
Just had a small sheet of .5mm thick stainless steel 305 delivered
for a project I'm starting. I expected it to be compatible with neodymium magnets. But nope!

Am I missing something?


Yes, stainless steel 305 is non-magnetic.

https://www.aksteel.com/sites/defaul...less-steel.pdf
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Paint it reddish-purple. Won't actually help but could make it magentic.
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Some stainless steels are magnetic, perhaps armed with that knowledge
you can get what you need?



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Paint it reddish-purple. Won't actually help but could make it magentic.



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In what way? If you mean non ferrous, that very much depends on the sort of
Stainless it is. We used to have many debates about this issue at Racal
Marine. You or probably going to get involved in spec numbers and standards
if you want it to be really non ferrous. You don't have this with Ally
sheet!

The reason Racal were upset was the radar system can be near the compass,
requiring a re calibrate if it has any residual magnetism.
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Just had a small sheet of .5mm thick stainless steel 305 delivered
for a project I'm starting. I expected it to be compatible with neodymium
magnets. But nope!

Am I missing something?

Thanks.



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In what way? If you mean non ferrous, that very much depends on the sort of
Stainless it is. We used to have many debates about this issue at Racal
Marine. You or probably going to get involved in spec numbers and standards
if you want it to be really non ferrous. You don't have this with Ally
sheet!

The reason Racal were upset was the radar system can be near the compass,
requiring a re calibrate if it has any residual magnetism.


In my limited experience, SS which can be hardened is magnetic. The
blades of our cutlery knives are magnetic but not the handles.

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On 15/10/2020 18:45:36, Arthur 51 wrote:
FFFF****!

Thanks.


Some stainless steels are magnetic, perhaps armed with that knowledge
you can get what you need?


Perhaps Wiki would help?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stainl...tic_properties
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