Rare Earth NdFeB Magnet, Dailymag (CAT#: STEM-GLE-0091-WXH)

Neodymium magnets are also named NdFeB magnets because of their composition, i.e., neodymium (Nd) alloy, Iron (Fe), and Boron (B). These are the strongest permanent rare-earth magnets and are used widely. These magnets are available in diverse forms, i.e., circles, rings, cylinders, beads, blocks, slits, etc.

Grades: N35—N52, 35M—50M, 30H—48H, 30SH—45SH, 28UH—35UH, 28EH—35EH.

NdFeB has high saturation magnetization, which enables them to resist demagnetization.
Flux density of NdFeB varies very slowly, so neodymium magnets remain stable for a longer duration.
The magnetic strength of the neodymium magnet is far more than the ordinary magnets.
NdFeB magnets are usually brittle but can resist chip or crack up to a certain external force limit.
Neodymium magnets are less expensive as compare to other rare-earth metals.
Neodymium magnets have less Curie temperature.
The crystals of magnet are arranged in micro-grains to keep the direction of magnetization on one axis.

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