HOSMOTEKMAGNETICS
Custom magnetic engineering

Precision magnets.
Designed for
your sensor.

Magnet specification, field analysis
and acceptance criteria for your sensor.

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The right magnet.
In the right form.

Shape, material and magnetisation selected together for your sensor.

Disc & cylinder

Compact magnetic targets.

Ring magnets

Central-bore geometries.

Block magnets

Rectangular sensor targets.

Custom profiles

Arc and application-specific shapes.

Material

NdFeB · SmCo · Ferrite · Alnico

Magnetisation

Axial · Diametric · Multipole

Illustrative design options. Material grade, pole pattern and manufacturing feasibility are confirmed for each project.

Designed around
your sensing application.

01 / DESIGN

Custom magnet design

Geometry, material and magnetisation matched to the field your sensor needs.

Supplier-ready specifications
02 / ANALYSE

Sensor & field analysis

Evaluate the field across your sensing range, air gap and alignment tolerances.

Simulation tools
03 / CHECKS

Acceptance criteria

Define magnet–sensor checks against agreed acceptance criteria.

Who measures is agreed per project

Your specification.
Our engineering review.

Share your drawing or magnet specification with us. We review the requirements, clarify the open points with you and describe what to check when the parts arrive.

Discuss your specification

Where precision matters.

Custom magnets for sensors, switches and actuators.

Robotics

Joint and actuator position sensing.

Aerospace

Position feedback for precision mechanisms.

Automotive

Linear and rotary position sensing.

Marine

Actuator and valve-position feedback.

Laboratory automation

Position feedback for automated stages.

Medical

Position sensing for medical instruments and devices.

Precision starts
at the sensing point.

Start with your sensor

Define the sensing range and required field.

Design around the constraints

Account for air gap, alignment and temperature.

Make acceptance measurable

Agree on field limits and verification conditions.

Let’s start with your sensor.

A part number or a simple sketch is enough to begin.