Tag Archives: Rare Earth Magnets

You may have heard the term ‘rare earth magnets’ somewhere and ask what that term means. Well, rare-earth magnets are made from alloys of different elements found on earth and are the strongest type of permanent magnets. They actually have … Continue reading →

The term “rare earth magnets” is a bit of a misnomer. The 17 elements that comprise this group are actually quite abundant, though they are scattered over vast lands so gathering them tend to be costly. When combined, the resulting … Continue reading →

Rare earth magnets are magnets created from alloys of amarium-cobalt or neodymium. These magnets have a strong magnetic field of 1.4 tesla whereas normal magnets have 0.9 tesla. Modern devices that need to have strong magnets use these rare earth … Continue reading →

As an alternative choice to ferrite, as well as other types of magnets, rare earth magnets were conceived in the 1970s. These types of magnets are made from alloys of elements that are relatively rare. Generally, these magents will have … Continue reading →

What are rare earth magnets? They are a rare form of magnet that comes from alloy elements in the earth that are rare as well. This variety of metal came out in the 1970’s when it was first formulated. They … Continue reading →

One might think that something called “rare” would be difficult or hard to find. Well, this is not the case with rare earth magnets. These powerful metal forces can have five to fifteen times the level of magnetic power than … Continue reading →

Rare earth magnets are not made from rare materials. The metals that make rare earth magnets are commonly found, such as lead or tin. They have a strong permanent magnetic field that surpasses that of ferrite and alnico magnets. Neodymium … Continue reading →