As a leading magnet supplier in China, we focus on custom rare earth magnets, i.e. Neodymium magnet and Samarium Cobalt magnet. Available in a wide range of shapes, sizes and grades including GBD, our Neodymium magnet contributes to various applications requiring high performance at reasonable cost. Samarium Cobalt magnet helps customers solve difficulty in corrosion resistance and high-temperature stability.
Magnets for PMSM (permanent magnet synchronous motors), particularly sintered Neodymium magnets (NdFeB), are integral components that determine the performance, efficiency, and reliability of PMSM motors. Neodymium magnets are essential components in modern electric motors, providing the necessary magnetic fields for efficient and powerful operation.
Samarium Cobalt ring magnet is the cylindrical shaped SmCo magnets with a center hole through the flat surfaces of magnets. The SmCo ring magnets are mainly used in sensors, magnetrons, high performance motors for example dental motors, microwave communication TWT (travelling wave tube), etc.
Neodymium countersunk magnet, also called countersunk rare earth magnet, countersunk disc magnet or countersunk ring magnet, combines strong adsorption and convenient installation functions. The countersunk hole structure enables its easy use in the assembling process.
Neodymium block magnets are usually square and rectangular block shaped, which are the most common shape of Neodymium magnet. Usually we call them rare earth bar magnets, magnetic blocks, Neodymium bar magnets or rectangular Neodymium magnets. The strong block magnets are always used in industrial markets and small blocks may be used as craft magnets.
Neodymium ring magnet refers to the Neodymium magnet in the ring or donut shape. Sometimes we also call it NdFeB ring magnet, Neo magnetic ring, rare earth ring magnet or ring Neodymium magnet. This design offers unique advantages for specific applications where mounting or assembly requirements dictate the need for a centralized void. Therefore, the ring shaped magnet is very common and easy to find in many application markets.
Yes. We strive to offer and develop custom-made solutions to everyday manufacturing challenges in rare earth magnets and Neodymium magnet systems. Custom manufacturing represents more than 70 percent of our sales.
In the industrial field, when using magnets, you need to pay attention to choosing the type and specifications of magnets that are suitable for the application scenario. Make sure to fix them firmly during installation to avoid falling off due to factors such as vibration. Prevent the magnets from colliding and falling during operation to avoid damaging the magnet performance. For strong magnets, keep them away from electronic devices and magnetically sensitive items to prevent interference and damage.
At the same time, check the magnetic strength and appearance of the magnets regularly, and replace them in time if damaged. When storing, avoid high temperature and humid environments to prevent the magnets from rusting and weakening of magnetism. The magnets can be placed in a dry and ventilated place, away from other magnetic items to prevent mutual influence.