A Brief Introduction to Neodymium Magnets (NdFeB) In our last article, we’ve briefly introduced the Ferrite Magnet, and in this article, we’ll give a brief introduction to Neodymium Magnet (NdFeB). The NdFeB magnet is the strongest permanent magnet in the world. It is a tetragonal crystal formed of neodymium, iron, and boron. This kind of magnet is the most commonly used
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June 23, 2020
Top 8 Uses for Neodymium Magnets
Top 8 Uses for Neodymium Magnets Neodymium magnet is also called the NdFeB magnet. The neodymium magnet is the strongest magnet available on the market today, with a (BH)max much larger than that of the SmCo magnet. Because of its excellent properties, this magnet is applied to all aspects of our lives and is the
November 25, 2019
Relationship Between Rare Earth Magnets And Healthcare
Relationship Between Rare Earth Magnets And Healthcare Most individuals have a fundamental understanding of what a magnet is. However, they don’t generally consider the numerous routes in which magnets could be utilized. Did you realize that magnets assume paramount parts in our commonplace lives? Without magnet innovation, our life can’t be as convenient as it
August 12, 2019
Do Rare Earth Magnets Lose Strength Over Time?
Do Rare Earth Magnets Lose Strength Over Time? Many people will ask such a question: Do rare earth magnets lose strength over time? The answer is YES. Magnetic spaces secured, bring about the capacity of a lasting magnet to backing an outside magnetic field. Once settled these area positions are held until followed up on by
July 29, 2019
How Are The Neodymium Rare Earth Magnets Being Produced?
How Are The Neodymium Rare Earth Magnets Produced? Neodymium magnets are a rare earth magnet that is produced out of neodymium, iron, and boron. The neodymium rare earth magnets were initially created by General Motors in 1982. There are two separate procedures that are utilized to prepare neodymium magnets: the established methodology and fast cementing. The traditional
May 17, 2019
A Detailed Guide on the Samarium Cobalt Magnet
A Detailed Guide on the Samarium Cobalt Magnet Samarium cobalt (SmCo), is a member of the lanthanide group on the periodic table. It is a close relative of neodymium. Both of them are called rare-earth elements. They are used to manufacture powerful and permanent magnets. A samarium cobalt magnet is just as breakable as a
February 25, 2019
What Are the Types of Pot Magnets?
What Are the Types of Pot Magnets? Thanks to its excellent properties, pot magnet has a wide range of applications in the industry and our everyday life. If you want to know what are the types of pot magnets, then you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we will briefly introduce the types of
November 12, 2018
Everything You Need to Know About Samarium Cobalt Magnets
Samarium cobalt magnet is a type of rare-earth magnet mainly composed of samarium–cobalt alloys. A SmCo magnet may have a magnetic strength comparable to that of a NdFeB magnet but is higher in temperature rating and coercivity. What are the characteristics of SmCo magnets? Samarium Cobalt permanent magnets are known for their high magnetic strength, exceptional temperature stability, and reliable performance. As a
November 5, 2018
Everything You Need to Know About Rare Earth Magnets
Everything You Need to Know About Rare Earth Magnets Do you want to know about rare earth magnets, huh? Well, you’ve come to the right place! Stanford Magnets is the magnet expert, so if you have a question that’s not answered below, email us and we’ll answer it! What are rare earth magnets? A magnet
August 6, 2018
Amazing High Corrosion Resistant NdFeB Materials
As an important part of the new material industry, the rare earth permanent magnetic material, especially the NdFeB industry, has also entered a critical development period; as an important component of the new material, the rare earth permanent magnet has also entered a critical development period. Earth permanent magnet materials are widely used in energy,