Anisotropic type magnets are sintered permanet magnets composed of strontium ferrite and are pressed in a magnetic field for preferred direction. They have only in this preferred direction good magnetic properties and can be magnetized only in this direction. At the same magnetic volume a higher magnetic flux is obtained than with isotropic magnets. A wet pressed magnet is formed by slowly molding mud-like impalpable into the desired shape. Magnetic properties are list as below: SR-3: (Strontium Ferrite) Br: >=3900 Gs, bHc>=2700 Oe, iHc>=2750 Oe, (BH)max>=3.7 MGOe SR-4H: (Strontium Ferrite) Br: >=3800 Gs, bHc>=3250 Oe, iHc>=3350Oe, (BH)max>=3.4 MGOe SR-4B: (Strontium Ferrite) Br: >=4000Gs, bHc>=2800 Oe, iHc>=2850 Oe, (BH)max>=4.0 MGOe