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Your cart is empty.Our ferrofluid kits come with pre-measured packets of ferrofluid which are used to replace the old fluid in speaker air gaps when replacing diaphragm and coil assemblies. Ferrofluid improves the performance of high frequency and midrange drivers. It works by damping the impedance at resonance to effectively lower distortion, smooth frequency response, and increase thermal power handling. Ferrofluid improves the performance of high frequency and midrange drivers. It works by damping the impedance at resonance to effectively lower distortion, smooth frequency response, and increase thermal power handling. It should be used to replenish drivers treated previously with ferrofluid. With care, it can also upgrade most drivers that have never contained ferrofluid. The kits listed are approximate fill quantities relative to approximate voice coil diameters. In general, the air gap should be 75% filled prior to inserting a voice coil diaphragm assembly. The kit contains synthetic ester-based ferrofluids and in most cases should not pose any adhesive incompatibility. It is recommended that this is confirmed by contacting the driver manufacturer prior to usage. Adding ferrofluid to a driver not intended for it will, in most cases, void the original manufacturer's warranty. Included in kit: A ferrofluid packet, absorbent paper strips for removing old ferrofluid, detailed instructions, and material safety data sheet.
Daniel Perez
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
Excellent didn’t job restoring my speakers tweeters.
G rock
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
Great stuff right there
dukester
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021
Kef 104 tweeters are sounding great again, do this yourself, very easy
Chad B
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2021
Works but EXPENSIVE!
Insular
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2019
This kit brought back my ~30 year old Vifa D25AG back to its former self. The old ferrofluid had dried out and was gummy like earwax or worse. Tried using solvent like acetone and OS-10, but that was not super effivient but OK. You don't have to squeeze the fluid out, it gets pulled out in a fine stream from 8mm away, so only a small hole is needed. I used half of the 900ul for two 1" tweeters.
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