Rare Earth Rod

Rare Earth Rod Specification

Application
Industrial, Magnetic Separation, Scientific Research

Material
NdFeB (Neodymium Iron Boron), SmCo (Samarium Cobalt)

Surface Finish
Smooth, Nickel Plated, or Epoxy Coated

Composite
Rare Earth Elements

Magnet Grade
N35, N42, N52 (as required)

Product Type
Magnet Rod

Magnet Category
Permanent Magnet

Magnet Type
Rare Earth Magnet

Shape
Rod

Size Range
Standard and custom sizes available

Weight
Custom (varies as per size)

Color
Metallic Silver-gray

Usage & Applications
Magnetic filtering, separation in industries, laboratory experiments

Capacity
High magnetic strength

Packing Type
Standard export packing, customized packing options

Tolerance
±0.05 mm

Shelf Life
Long-lasting, stable magnetic properties

Magnetization Direction
Axial or diametric

Operating Temperature
Up to 80°C for NdFeB, 350°C for SmCo

Density
NdFeB: 7.5 g/cm³, SmCo: 8.3 g/cm³

Coercivity
High (varies by grade)

Corrosion Resistance
High (with epoxy or nickel coating)

Customizability
Available on request

Rare Earth Rod Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Supply Ability
500 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
5 Days

Main Export Market(s)
Middle East, Africa, Asia

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Rare Earth Rod

Rare Earth Rods are strong permanent magnets made from rare earth elements, typically Neodymium (NdFeB). They offer exceptional magnetic strength, durability, and resistance to demagnetization.

Key Characteristics:

1. High Magnetic Field Strength: Up to 14,400 Gauss.

2. Small Size: Compact, cylindrical design.

3. Corrosion Resistance: Often coated with nickel, zinc, or chrome.

4. Temperature Stability: Retains magnetism up to 200 C (392 F).

Applications:

1. Industrial: Holding, lifting, and moving metal parts.

2. Craft and Hobby: Magnetic bases, jewelry, and models.

3. Scientific Research: Laboratory equipment and experiments.

4. Sensing and Detection: Position, proximity, and rotation sensors.

Types:

1. Neodymium (NdFeB)

2. Samarium Cobalt (SmCo)

3. Dysprosium (Dy)

Benefits:

1. Unparalleled magnetic strength.

2. Compact design.

3. Resistance to corrosion.

4. Long-lasting magnetism.

Engineered for Demanding Industrial Applications

Rare Earth Rod Magnets deliver robust magnetic performance, ideal for magnetic filtering, separation processes, and laboratory experiments. Their exceptional coercivity and high-density composition make them reliable in demanding environments, supporting industries, research institutions, and manufacturers alike.

Precision and Customization at Your Fingertips

Every rod magnet is manufactured with tight tolerances (0.05 mm) and a smooth finish, available in nickel-plated or epoxy-coated options. Clients may request customized sizes, magnetization directions, and grades to meet precise project specifications, ensuring a perfect fit for specialized and large-scale applications.

FAQ's of Rare Earth Rod:

Q: How do I select the right material-NdFeB or SmCo-for my rare earth rod application?

A: NdFeB rods are suited for applications requiring the highest magnetic strength and operate effectively up to 80C, while SmCo rods offer superior temperature resistance, up to 350C, and are well-suited for environments with higher thermal or corrosive demands.

Q: What are the benefits of epoxy and nickel coatings on these rare earth rod magnets?

A: Epoxy and nickel coatings enhance the rod magnet's corrosion resistance, extending product longevity in humid or chemically active environments and maintaining stable magnetic properties over time.

Q: When should I consider ordering custom rare earth rod magnets?

A: Custom rare earth rods are recommended when your application requires unique dimensions, specific magnet grades, particular magnetization directions (axial or diametric), or tailored weight and packing. Our design team will work with you to meet your exact requirements.

Q: Where are rare earth rod magnets primarily used?

A: These magnets are mainly used in industrial magnetic separation equipment, laboratory research, magnetic filtration systems, and scientific apparatus, offering reliable and repeatable magnetic performance in a variety of settings.

Q: What customization options are available for rare earth rod magnets?

A: You can request custom dimensions, weight, rod length, diameter, magnetization direction (axial or diametric), specific grades (like N35, N42, N52), and even bespoke packing to align precisely with your usage and operational requirements.

Q: How does the magnetization direction affect performance in applications?

A: The magnetization direction-either axial or diametric-determines how the magnetic field is oriented. Axial magnetization is often used when attraction is needed at the rod's ends, whereas diametric is preferred for applications requiring magnetic force around the circumference.

Q: What is the process for ordering and delivery of these rod magnets from India?

A: You can place orders directly with our export, manufacturing, and supply facilities in India. Standard export packing ensures safe transit, and customized packing options are available as required. Our team provides guidance from order placement to delivery worldwide.

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