Cutting magnets without losing magnetization (Curie temperature issue)

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Cutting barium ferrite magnets without demagnetizing them can be challenging. Water jet cutting is suggested as a viable method for achieving this without the use of a rock saw. The discussion highlights the effectiveness of water jet cutting, which is quicker than anticipated. Participants express gratitude for the shared knowledge on the topic. Overall, water jet cutting appears to be a practical solution for this issue.
Sveral
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Hello,
I wanted to know, if someone knows of a realistic option of, how to cut barrium ferrite magnets without using a rock saw and without demagnetizing the magnet obviously?
Thanks in advance everyone.
 
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Sveral said:
Hello,
I wanted to know, if someone knows of a realistic option of, how to cut barrium ferrite magnets without using a rock saw and without demagnetizing the magnet obviously?
Thanks in advance everyone.
How about water jet cutting?
 
Asymptotic said:
How about water jet cutting?
Have to say, that was much quicker than expected:D Thank you. Just didn`t know that much about this subject, that`s all.
 

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