TUNKlA at the KMS 2024 Winter Conference in South Korea

November 29, 2024 – Gyeongju, South Korea – TUNKIA, a leader in electromagnetic calibration and testing technology, participated in the prestigious KMS 2024 Winter Conference held from November 27 to 29 at Ahan Select Gyeongju. The event, hosted by the Korean Magnetics Society (KMS), brought together experts and innovators from the global magnetics community to discuss the latest advancements in magnetism and magnetic materials.

The KMS, founded in 1990, serves as a key platform for the exchange of scientific and technical knowledge in magnetism. The conference featured a wide range of topics, including permanent and soft magnetics, bio-convergence, spintronics, quantum magnetism, and magnetics in medical science. With approximately 150 to 200 technical papers presented, the conference facilitated in-depth discussions on cutting-edge research and industry developments.

TUNKIA’s participation highlighted the company’s commitment to advancing precision magnetic measurement technology. The company showcased its products designed for the measurement and testing of magnetic properties in various materials, including:

• TY2100 Surface Magnetic Field Automatic Testing System – A high-performance system for precise and automated measurement of surface magnetic fields.

• TS2600 Iron Loss Fast Tester for Electrical Steel Sheets – TS2600 is an instrument used to quickly measure the AC magnetic properties of electrical steel sheets. lt can quickly measure Ps of electrical steel sheets.

• TM5120B Gaussmeter – A versatile instrument for measuring magnetic field strength in a wide range of applications.

• TM5340B 3-Axis Gaussmeter – A sophisticated 3-axis gaussmeter that provides comprehensive magnetic field measurement capabilities.

TUNKIA’s participation in this important event underscores its dedication to the development of advanced measurement systems that support research and industrial applications in the magnetics sector. TUNKIA looks forward to further collaborations with global researchers and industry leaders to drive progress in the field of magnetics.