Ferrite magnets are also known as ceramic magnets and because of their low production costs and their resistance to heat (up to 250ºC) and corrosion ceramic magnets are among the most popular for everyday applications. Look on the back of your fridge magnets and you will more than likely find a ferrite magnet, although their uses obviously go much further than just fridge magnets; read on to find out how ceramic magnets are made and what ceramic magnets are used for.
