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Bonded Neodymium Magnetic Compounds Introductions Bonded Neodymium magnets (bonded NdFeB magnet) have high mechanical performance and no need for surface coating and other processes, which can effectively avoid the shortcomings of brittle and poor corrosion resistance of sintered NdFeB magnet.

Bonded Neodymium Magnetic Ferrite Compound As rare earth permanent magnetic material, Neodymium-Iron-Boron has been widely used in modern industry and electronic technology due to its high magnetic energy product and coercivity, thus it is possible for miniaturization and lightweight of some electromagnetic conversion equipment. The use of large amounts of element Neodymium is the main reason for the high price of NdFeB. We have isotropic (NB/NC series) and anisotropic (HNB series) bonded Neodymium magnetic compounds. The maximum energy product (BH)max of our bonded NdFeB magnetic compounds ranges from 2.5 to 14 MGOe.

SmFeN magnetic material uses abundant rare-earth Sm element instead of expensive elements of Nd, Dy, Co, etc, and is the most cost-effective rare earth permanent magnetic material. Compared with the bonded neodymium magnet, the bonded SmFeN magnets has higher magnetic properties and lower prices. Moreover, curie temperature, corrosion resistance, and thermal stability of bonded SmFeN magnet perform much better than bonded neodymium magnet. Bonded SmFeN magnet as an alternative of bonded neodymium magnet has broad application prospects.

Hybrid Bonded Magnetic Compounds Introductions： By mixing different kinds of magnetic powder in different proportions, we can obtain a series of hybrid magnets whose magnetic properties are higher than ferrite bonding magnet and lower than bonded neodymium (anisotropic) magnet, which can meet the customized application demands and reduce the cost.