FluxMagic, Inc.

FluxMagic, Inc. is an American engineering company headquartered in Portland, Oregon, that develops magnetic components intended to replace or outperform conventional mechanical parts in engineering assemblies, research projects, and consumer products. According to its official website, the company's core product families are magnetic gears, magnetic couplings, and magnetic springs. These devices use magnetic fields rather than physical contact to transmit force or motion, which the company says reduces energy loss, wear, and maintenance while improving reliability and efficiency. The company positions its technology around several claimed advantages. Magnetic gears are described as offering high torque density, gear ratios, and efficiency, with built-in overload protection because there is no mechanical contact, and they run lubrication-free. Magnetic springs are said to outperform mechanical springs with longer stroke lengths and the ability to provide both positive and negative stiffness, as well as a linear force-displacement profile and compatibility with both rotary and linear motion. Magnetic couplings are presented as providing overload protection and the option of hermetic sealing for harsh environments, with no friction or wear to reduce maintenance and costs. FluxMagic states a mission to develop the world's best-performing energy conversion devices for renewable energy applications, consumers, and industrial applications, and a vision to create enabling technologies that improve societal well-being and accelerate the transition to sustainable energy. The company also lists values around employee opportunity, research participation, local economic contribution, and lifelong learning. Its team page identifies Jonathan Bird and several engineers and technicians, including Bertrand DeChant as Lead Engineer and CEO, Colton Bruce as Lead Mechanical Engineer, Beau Garland as Lead Electrical Engineer, David Gibson as Senior Mechanical Technician, and Alex Goglin as Mechanical Engineer. FluxMagic sells products directly through its website and invites customers to request custom solutions and quotes. Its product line includes adjustable-stiffness magnetic springs, denoted by an "A" in the model number, such as the FluxSpring L A-15-25, where changing the relative rotation of inner and outer magnetic arrangements changes the spring stiffness within a given range. The company also maintains pages for partners, news, patents, and customer policies. It is a private company and, as of the available evidence, does not appear to be publicly listed.

FluxMagic, Inc. is a privately held engineering company based in Portland, Oregon, United States. Public information about its founding date and early history is limited; the available evidence consists primarily of the company's own website and a Wikidata entry identifying it as a company in Portland, United States. The company's website copyright notice reads 2025, indicating that the site content was current as of that year. From its public materials, FluxMagic has built its business around magnetic power transmission and energy conversion components. Its three principal product categories are magnetic gears, magnetic couplings, and magnetic springs. The company describes magnetic gears as providing high torque density, gear ratios, and efficiency, with no mechanical contact, built-in overload protection, and lubrication-free operation. Magnetic springs are presented as offering longer stroke lengths than mechanical springs, the possibility of positive and negative stiffness, a linear force-displacement profile, and support for both rotary and linear motion. Magnetic couplings are described as providing overload protection and hermetic sealing for harsh environments, with no friction or wear. The company states a mission to develop the world's best-performing energy conversion devices for renewable energy applications, consumers, and industrial applications, and a vision to create enabling technologies that improve the well-being of society and accelerate the transition to sustainable energy. Its stated values include creating opportunities for employees, participating in research initiatives, contributing to the local economy, and supporting lifelong learning. FluxMagic sells its products through its website and offers custom solutions via quote requests. Its product catalog includes adjustable-stiffness magnetic springs, identified by an "A" in the model number, such as the FluxSpring L A-15-25. In these springs, changing the relative rotation of the inner and outer magnetic arrangements changes the stiffness within a given range. The company also maintains pages for partners, news, patents, and customer policies such as privacy, terms of service, and shipping and returns. The company's team page lists Jonathan Bird and several engineers and technicians, including Bertrand DeChant as Lead Engineer and CEO, Colton Bruce as Lead Mechanical Engineer, Beau Garland as Lead Electrical Engineer, David Gibson as Senior Mechanical Technician, and Alex Goglin as Mechanical Engineer. No public evidence in the supplied materials indicates a founding year, founder names, ownership structure, or stock listing. FluxMagic appears to operate as a private company.

FluxMagic positions itself as a developer of high-performance magnetic components that outperform mechanical counterparts, targeting engineering assemblies, research projects, consumer products, and renewable energy applications.

• Magnetic gears

  High torque density, gear ratios, and efficiency; no mechanical contact, built-in overload protection, lubrication-free operation.

• Magnetic couplings

  Provide overload protection and can be hermetically sealed for harsh environments; no friction or wear.

• Magnetic springs

  Longer stroke lengths than mechanical springs, positive and negative stiffness, linear force-displacement profile, rotary and linear motion.

• FluxSpring L A-15-25

  Adjustable-stiffness magnetic spring; stiffness changes by changing relative rotation of inner and outer magnetic arrangements.

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