Generation 8 PFM range extended to cover smaller samples

Hirst Magnetic Instruments Ltd, is pleased to announce the extension of the range of its award-winning Pulsed Field Magnetometer (PFM) products – the new products are aimed at small sample testing and quality control for grain boundary diffusion (GBD) magnets allowing users to test sample sizes down to 1x1x1mm and with sample test temperatures from ambientContinue reading “Generation 8 PFM range extended to cover smaller samples”

Hirst presented with 2020 IOP business innovation award at IOP Celebration of Physics 27.6.23

Hirst Magnetic Instruments was presented with its 2020 IOP business innovation award at the IOP Celebration of Physics event 27.6.23 held at Aerospace Bristol. The award was originally given to Hirst for its PFM work in 2020 but with recent events the IOP has decided to recognise the achievements of its 2020, 2021, and 2022Continue reading “Hirst presented with 2020 IOP business innovation award at IOP Celebration of Physics 27.6.23”

New CEO appointed at Hirst Magnetic Instruments Ltd

Hirst Magnetic Instruments ltd, is pleased to announce the confirmation of Dr James Mckenzie as CEO. James will lead the team at Hirst as the company focuses on commercialising its newly developed 8th generation PFM magnetic measurement products and EV motor production line solutions. Dr James Mckenzie, the new CEO commented “I am very proudContinue reading “New CEO appointed at Hirst Magnetic Instruments Ltd”

Hirst announce the PFM08 at the UK Magnetics Society conference

https://ukmagsoc.org/events/magnetisation-measurement/ Hirst’s Pulse Field Magnetometry and Open to Closed Measurement Technologiesby John Dudding, Robin Cornelius, & James Clewett of Hirst Magnetics Hirst’s history of practical, innovative magnetising and material parameter testing techniques is coupled to its long term aim of reinterpreting the open magnetic circuit measurements of magnet materials. Hirst’s 25 year development of Pulse Field MagnetometryContinue reading “Hirst announce the PFM08 at the UK Magnetics Society conference”

Hirst win the Institute of Physics Business Innovation Award 2020

Hirst has now developed a significant advance of the PFM process with mathematical support from the University of Exeter. These new PFM self demagnetisation field function (SDFF) units allow closed-circuit magnetic measurements to be made in open-circuit circumstances, something which has not been possible before.  This is an essential step needed for the characterisation of actualContinue reading “Hirst win the Institute of Physics Business Innovation Award 2020”