Method of magnetizing into permanent magnet

1. A method of magnetizing into a permanent magnet comprising:

heating an object to be magnetized into a permanent magnet to a predetermined heating maximum temperature that is higher than a Curie point of the object and lower than a Curie point of magnetizing permanent magnets; and

placing the magnetizing permanent magnets adjacent to the object to be magnetized into the permanent magnet once the object has reached the predetermined heating maximum temperature from said heating, and continuing to apply a magnetizing magnetic field to the object by the magnetizing permanent magnets while cooling the object from the predetermined heating maximum temperature that is higher than the Curie point of the object and lower than the Curie point of magnetizing permanent magnets to a temperature that is lower than the Curie point of the object,

the predetermined heating maximum temperature being a highest temperature during a process of being heated and then cooled.

2. The magnetizing method according to claim 1 , wherein the object to be magnetized into the permanent magnet is annular or arc-shaped, and the magnetic field applying means is placed outwards or inwards, or both outwards and inwards, of the object to apply the magnetizing magnetic field.

3. The magnetizing method according to claim 2 , wherein, by use of a magnetizing device having a structure in which an object receiving hole in which the object to be magnetized can be removably inserted is made in a non-magnetic block, a plurality of grooves extend radially from an outer edge of the object receiving hole and/or a plurality of grooves extend toward the center from an inner edge of the object receiving hole, and a magnetizing permanent magnet higher in Curie point than the object is inserted in each of the grooves, the object is inserted into the object receiving hole and cooled therein with the object being heated to a temperature that is higher than or equal to its Curie point.

4. The magnetizing method according to claim 3 , wherein a plurality of the magnetizing devices having the plurality of magnetizing permanent magnets inserted therein are placed axially one on top of another and oriented such that magnetic poles of the magnetizing devices are displaced circumferentially from each other, and the plurality of magnetizing devices apply magnetizing magnetic fields laid one on top of another.

5. The magnetizing method according to claim 2 , wherein a plurality of the magnetizing devices having the plurality of magnetizing permanent magnets inserted therein are placed axially one on top of another and oriented such that magnetic poles of the magnetizing devices are displaced circumferentially from each other, and the plurality of magnetizing devices apply magnetizing magnetic fields laid one on top of another.

6. The magnetizing method according to claim 1 , wherein, by use of a magnetizing device having a structure in which an object receiving hole in which the object to be magnetized can be removably inserted is made in a non-magnetic block, plurality of grooves extend radially from an outer edge of the object receiving hole and/or a plurality of grooves extend toward the center from an inner edge of the object receiving hole, and a magnetizing permanent magnet higher in Curie point than the object is inserted in each of the grooves, the object is inserted into the object receiving hole and cooled therein with the object being heated to a temperature that is higher than or equal to its Curie point.

7. The magnetizing method according to claim 6 , wherein a plurality of the magnetizing devices having the plurality of magnetizing permanent magnets inserted therein are placed axially one on top of another and oriented such that magnetic poles of the magnetizing devices are displaced circumferentially from each other, and the plurality of magnetizing devices apply magnetizing magnetic fields laid one on top of another.