Processes
Combination of proprietary technology and modern production techniques
01

Preparation of raw materials according to recipe ratios
02

Melting and flaking
03

Hydrogen crushing and air flow milling
04

Blank Forming and Orientation in Magnetic Fields
05

Sintering & Ageing
06

Machining
07

Electroplated
08

Product saturation magnetization
09

Packaging and transportation
IQC
Analyze alloy structure and composition
Examining particle size and particle size distribution
Checking the dimensions and perpendicularity of the blank
Detection of sintered dimensions and magnetic properties
Inspection of dimensional accuracy
Detecting Flux
Inspection of appearance, etc.
Packaging and transportation
Processes
01

Preparation of raw materials according to recipe ratios
IQC
02

Melting and flaking
Analyze alloy structure and composition
03

Hydrogen crushing and air flow milling
Examining particle size and particle size distribution
04

Blank Forming and Orientation in Magnetic Fields
Checking the dimensions and perpendicularity of the blank
05

Sintering & Ageing
Detection of sintered dimensions and magnetic properties
06

Machining
Inspection of dimensional accuracy
07

Electroplated
Detecting Flux
08

Product saturation magnetization
Inspection of appearance, etc.
09

Packaging and transportation
Packaging and transportation
Quality control
≥98 points
Job satisfaction
Customer satisfaction ≥ 98 points
≤2 pieces
Customers claim
Customer complaints ≤ 2 per month
100%
Yields
100% yield rate of finished product shipment
100%
Satisfactory rate
Main raw materials sampling inspection pass rate 100%
98%
98%
98% pass rate for rough inspection lots
≥98%
Satisfactory rate
Outside processing lot pass rate ≥98%
Performance and Parameters
Physical properties of sintered NdFeB materials
Physical properties of surface treatment and use environment
Sintered NdFeB Magnetic Properties Parameter Table
Items | Parameter Values | Unit |
Curie Temperature | 310~380 | ℃ |
Relative Recoil Permeability | 1.02~1.05 | |
Reversible Temperature Coefficient of Br (20~100℃) | -0.09~-0.13 | %/℃ |
Reversible Temperature Coefficient of Hcj (20~100℃) | -0.4~-0.7 | %/℃ |
Density | 7.50~7.70 | g/cm3 |
Vickers Hardness | 550~700 | |
Bending Strength | -0.09~-0.13 | MPa |
Tensile Strength | ≥80 | MPa |
Compressive Strength | 800 ~1050 | MPa |
Electric Resistivity | 150 | μΩ·cm |
Thermal Conductivity | 8~10 | W/(M·℃) |
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (Parallel to the orientation) | 5 | 10-6/K |
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (vertical to the orientation) | -1.5 | 10-6/K |
Young's Modulus | 150~200 | GPa |
(20℃~320℃)Specific Heat(20℃~320℃) | 3.0~4.6 | J/(g·k) |
weight loss(low weight loss products) | ≤2 | mg/cm2 |
Coating Material | Colour | Properties | Environment of Application | Thickness of Coating layer |
Zine | Blue, Black and rainbow etc | Compact, Stable and Homogeneous | With reasonalbe capability of anticorrosion | |
Nickel-Copper-Nickel | White and black | Light and Stable | Suitable for higher corrosive environment | |
Phosphorization | Colorless or light gray | Uniform thickness | Short-term anticorrosion | |
Epoxy | Black and Gray | layer with certain luster, insurability | Suitable for higher corrosive environment | |
Parylene | Transparency | Uniform thickness, density pinholes- free and insurability | Excellent capability of anticorrosion especially for small items | |
Ni+Cu+Epoxy | Black | Layer with certain luster insurability and stability | Excellent capability ofanticorrosion. Suitable for hostile environment salt spray resistance>300hr | |
Al+Epoxy | Black | Layer with certain luster insurability and stability | Excellent capability of anticorrosion. Suitable for hostile environment Salt spray resistance>650hr Widely used in EV industry. |
Grade | (Br)KGs | (Hcb)KOe | (Hcj)KOe | (BH)maxMGOe | Hk/Hcj | (T)℃ |
N33 | 11.4~11.8 | ≥10.5 | ≥12 | 31~35 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N35 | 11.8-12.3 | ≥11 | ≥12 | 33~37 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N38 | 12.3~12.7 | ≥11.2 | ≥12 | 36~40 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N40 | 12.7~12.9 | ≥11.4 | ≥12 | 38~42 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N42 | 12.9~13.3 | ≥11.5 | ≥12 | 40~44 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N45 | 13.3~13.7 | ≥11.6 | ≥12 | 43~47 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N48 | 13.7~14.0 | ≥11.6 | ≥12 | 45~49 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N50 | 13.9~14.2 | ≥11.4 | ≥12 | 48~52 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N52 | 14.2~14.5 | ≥10.2 | ≥11 | 49~53 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
N54 | 14.4 14.8 | ≥10.2 | ≥11 | 50~54 | ≥95 | 80℃ |
35M | 11.8~12.3 | ≥10.9 | ≥14 | 33~36 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
38M | 12.3-12.6 | ≥11.5 | ≥14 | 36~40 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
40M | 12.6~12.9 | ≥11.8 | ≥14 | 38~42 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
42M | 12.9 13.3 | ≥12.0 | ≥14 | 40~44 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
45M | 13.3~13.7 | ≥12.5 | ≥14 | 43~46 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
48M | 13.6~14.0 | ≥12.9 | ≥14 | 45~49 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
50M | 13.9~14.2 | ≥13 | ≥ 14 | 47~51 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
52M | 14.2~14.6 | ≥12.5 | ≥13 | 49~53 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
35H | 11.8~12.3 | ≥11 | ≥17 | 33~37 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
38H | 12.3~12.6 | ≥11.4 | ≥17 | 36~40 | ≥95 | 120℃ |
40H | 12.6~12.9 | ≥11.7 | ≥17 | 38 ~42 | ≥95 | 120℃ |
42H | 12.9~13.3 | ≥12.0 | ≥17 | 40 ~44 | ≥95 | 120℃ |
45H | 13.3~13.7 | ≥12.5 | ≥17 | 43~47 | ≥95 | 120℃ |
48H | 13.7~13.9 | ≥12.8 | ≥16 | 45 ~49 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
50H | 13.9~14.2 | ≥12.9 | ≥16 | 47~51 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
52H | 14.2~14.5 | ≥12.8 | ≥16 | 48 ~53 | ≥95 | 100℃ |
33SH | 11.4~11.9 | ≥10.5 | ≥20 | 31~35 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
35SH | 11.8-12.3 | ≥11.2 | ≥20 | 33~37.5 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
38SH | 12.3~12.6 | ≥11.3 | ≥20 | 36.5~40 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
40SH | 12.6~12.9 | ≥11.8 | ≥20 | 38~41 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
42SH | 12.9~13.3 | ≥12.4 | ≥20 | 40~44 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
45SH | 13.3~13.7 | ≥12.5 | ≥20 | 43~46 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
48SH | 13.7~14.0 | ≥12.8 | ≥20 | 45~49 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
50SH | 13.9~14.2 | ≥12.9 | ≥20 | 47~51 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
52SH | 14.2~14.5 | ≥12.8 | ≥19 | 48~53 | ≥92 | 150℃ |
30UH | 10.8~11.4 | ≥9.5 | ≥25 | 28~32 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
33UH | 11.4~11.8 | ≥10.3 | ≥25 | 31~34 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
35UH | 11.8~12.3 | ≥10.6 | ≥25 | 33~37 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
38UH | 12.3~12.6 | ≥11.1 | ≥25 | 36~39 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
40UH | 12.6~12.9 | ≥11.5 | ≥25 | 38~41 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
42UH | 12.9~13.3 | ≥11.8 | ≥25 | 40~43 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
45UH | 13.3~13.7 | ≥12.2 | ≥24 | 43~46 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
48UH | 13.7~14.2 | ≥12.5 | ≥24 | 45~49 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
50UH | 13.9~14.3 | ≥12.8 | ≥24 | 47~51 | ≥90 | 150℃ |
52UH | 14.2~14.5 | ≥13.1 | ≥24 | 48~53 | ≥90 | 180℃ |
30EH | 11.0~11.4 | ≥9.5 | ≥30 | 28~31 | ≥90 | 200℃ |
33EH | 11.4~11.8 | ≥10.3 | ≥30 | 31~34 | ≥90 | 200℃ |
35EH | 11.8~12.2 | ≥11.1 | ≥30 | 33~36 | ≥90 | 200℃ |
38EH | 12.2~12.5 | ≥11.6 | ≥30 | 35~39 | ≥90 | 200℃ |
40EH | 12.5~12.8 | ≥11.9 | ≥30 | 37~41 | ≥90 | 200℃ |
42EH | 12.8~13.1 | ≥12.2 | ≥29 | 39~43 | ≥90 | 200℃ |
28TH | 10.5~10.8 | ≥9.5 | ≥35 | 26~29 | ≥90 | 230℃ |
30TH | 10.8~11.4 | ≥10.1 | ≥35 | 28~31 | ≥90 | 230℃ |
33TH | 11.4~11.8 | ≥10.2 | ≥35 | 31~34 | ≥90 | 230℃ |
35TH | 11.8~12.2 | ≥10.6 | ≥35 | 33~36 | ≥90 | 230℃ |
38TH | 12.2~12.5 | ≥11.6 | ≥33 | 35~39 | ≥90 | 230℃ |
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