Neodymium magnets come in a variety of shapes, with disc, ring, and block magnets being the most common. While they are all made of rare earth material and possess strong magnetism, their shape plays a crucial role in determining their performance in different applications. Choos...
High temperature neodymium magnets are not simply upgraded versions of ordinary magnets; they are specially designed to maintain performance at extreme temperatures. In industrial and automotive applications, from electric vehicle (EV) motors to high-speed machinery, standard N35...
When customers pick up a finished neodymium magnet, their first impression is often its smooth, shiny, uniform, and near-perfect surface. However, beneath this silky surface lies a series of highly controlled engineering processes. Whether it's nickel plating, zinc plating, epoxy...
Most people associate Buckyballs with building various shapes of small magnetic balls or stress relief. But beyond their common desktop toy image, these miniature magnets play unexpected roles in creative work, technical problem-solving, and even everyday practical tasks. Thanks...
As a neodymium magnet manufacturer with decades of experience, supplying products to various industries worldwide, we understand that many customers focus on choosing the right size, grade, and coating, often overlooking a crucial detail: proper storage. Even the highest quality...
Anyone who has handled custom grades neodymium magnets may have noticed an unusual phenomenon: as the magnetic grade increases—from N35 all the way to N52—the physical strength of the magnet tends to decrease, rather than increase. Users are sometimes surprised to fin...
When people see a neodymium magnet, they imagine a solid, unchanging piece of metal. But in the world of rare earth magnetic materials, the truth is far more delicate. Even a tiny change in raw materials, additives, or ratios can dramatically alter a magnet’s behavior. Thes...
In the field of precision manufacturing, customers frequently request marking or engraving on neodymium magnets. These markings are typically used to identify the north (N) and south (S) poles of the magnet, or to display logos, model codes, or simple letters for product tracking...
In the neodymium magnet manufacturing industry, product grades such as N35, N42, N50, and N52 represent magnetic energy product (BHmax)—a key indicator of a magnet's magnetic storage capacity. Among these, N52 has long been recognized as the highest, most stable, and most v...
Every powerful magnet begins with an idea—a need for precision, strength, and innovation. But how do you transform a small concept into a fully functional neodymium magnet suitable for global applications? The entire process from prototyping to mass production is a meticulo...
Every year as the holiday season approaches, the global supply chain begins to speed up like a well-oiled machine. Businesses in every industry—retailers, distributors, manufacturers—are racing to stock up on essential components for their best-selling products. For c...
When evaluating neodymium magnets, buyers often focus on one number: pull. This figure, usually measured in kilograms or pounds, represents the direct tensile load the high pull strength ndefb magnet can withstand when attached to a flat, thick steel surface. While pull is useful...