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Application notes

Problem-first guides for design engineers — each one shows how a single programmable magnet replaces a mechanism, and targets the search a working engineer actually types. This is the kind of content library that reclaims the generic terms Polymagnet loses to resellers today.

A sample of automated marketing department output
Application note
Design a twist-release phone mount with a single magnet
One magnet does the hold, the self-align, and the twist-release.
Application note
Self-align a connector to a repeatable position
An Align Polymagnet seats two halves the same way every time — no guides.
Application note
Replace a spring-and-latch closure with one magnet
Soft-close, hold, and a tuned opening force from one coded part.
Application note
Add a tactile detent to a dial, knob, or drawer
Feel-the-clicks positioning with no ball-and-spring to wear out.
Explainer
Programmable magnets vs. conventional magnets
Read the force curves — and why coded magnets hold harder with less stray field.
Sample content library · a WholeTech build.
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