Electromagnets use electric current to generate a magnetic field which can be turned on or off as needed. They are made from a softer iron which quickly dissipates the induced magnetism after the current is switched off

AC motors include single, multiphase, universal, induction, synchronous, and gear motors. They also include servomotors.  

Industrial magnets are manufactured for industrial use. They include individual magnets, bulk magnet materials, magnetic assemblies, magnetic sweepers, magnetic lifts, magnetic sheet handlers, magnetic retrievers, and permanent / electromagnet combinations

DC motors are most commonly used in variable speed and torque applications. They include brushless and gear motors, as well as servomotors.

Magnetic separator components are used to remove tramp metal from process flow equipment.

DC servomotors are generally small and powerful for their size, and easy to control. Common types of DC servomotors include brushless or gear motors.

Industrial manipulators and industrial lifters are used to move and position materials, products, parts, and tools. Commonly used attachments include hooks, magnets, electromagnets, core grips, suction cups, pneumatic clamps and vacuum pads

Litz wires are constructed of individually insulated magnet wires that are either twisted or braided into a uniform pattern to minimize power loss

Machining oil, cutting fluid and coolant filters are industrial filtration products used in metal processing applications to improve performance, product quality, and equipment life (i.e., maintenance schedule, repairs).

Magnetostrictive position sensors are non-contact linear position sensors that use the momentary interaction of two magnetic fields to produce a strain pulse that moves along a waveguide. One field is from a magnet that moves along the outside of the waveguide. The other field is from the waveguide itself

Motion control systems contain matched components such as controllers, motor drives, motors, encoders, user interfaces and software. Components in these systems are optimally matched by the manufacturer.

Magnetic bearings use an electromagnet to provide noncontacting, friction-free motion in rotary applications

Chucks are attachments used to hold a workpiece or cutting tool on a machine tool. This product area covers a variety of chuck types, including: clamping, collet, core, diaphragm, draw bar, electrostatic, fixturing, gear, grinding, lathe, magnetic, milling, pull down, roll, safety, scroll, speed, spindle, universal, vacuum and woodworking chucks.

Welding machines and joining machines include all manner of devices used for welding, brazing and soldering.

Reed switches are magnetically actuated switches. They are typically manufactured with two ferromagnetic reeds (contact blades), which are sealed in a glass capsule. In the presence of a magnet, the blades (contacts) close.