Neodymium Magnet Sourcing
Axis Magnetics helps teams source custom neodymium magnets and NdFeB-based assemblies by reviewing the application first: force, torque, sensor output, temperature, corrosion exposure, tolerance, magnetization, validation, and continuity risk.
Each review starts with the application, then works through material, coating, magnetization, validation, origin, and production requirements.
Neodymium magnet sourcing should begin with the magnetic output and environment rather than a catalog grade. A compact sensor, motor arc, holding component, and molded assembly can all require different tradeoffs even when each uses NdFeB.
The sourcing path should include material grade, geometry, tolerance, coating, magnetization direction, polarity marking, packaging, inspection method, and any required sample report or production documentation.
For rare earth supply-risk programs, the review can compare standard NdFeB, HRE-Free NdFeB, bonded NdFeB, molded magnets, ferrite substitutions, or assembly-level redesigns where the magnetic circuit allows.
Sintered and bonded NdFeB sourcing review
Coating, corrosion, and handling-risk planning
Magnetization and inspection method alignment
Rare earth supply-risk and alternate-path planning
Magnet drawing, geometry, or available package space
Required force, torque, field, or sensor output
Operating environment and coating needs
Prototype, validation, and production-volume expectations
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