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Mishma Industry (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. specializes in high-performance NdFeB magnets and provides a wide range of solutions for various industrial applications. Among NdFeB magnets, two main types dominate the market: bonded NdFeB and sintered NdFeB. Understanding their differences is crucial for selecting the right magnet for your application.

1. Manufacturing Process

Bonded NdFeB:

• Produced by mixing NdFeB powder with a polymer binder and then molding it into the desired shape.

• Can be processed using injection molding, compression molding, or extrusion, allowing complex shapes and thin-walled designs.

Sintered NdFeB:

• Made by pressing NdFeB powder into a compact and then sintering it at high temperatures to achieve a dense crystalline structure.

• Typically requires machining or grinding after sintering to reach precise dimensions.

2. Magnetic Properties

Bonded NdFeB:

• Lower magnetic energy compared to sintered magnets.

• Offers excellent dimensional precision and isotropic magnetic properties.

• Ideal for applications requiring complex shapes rather than maximum magnetic strength.

Sintered NdFeB:

• Higher magnetic energy and coercivity, providing stronger magnetic fields.

• Usually anisotropic, meaning the magnetization direction is aligned for maximum performance.

• Suitable for applications where high power density and strong magnetic forces are needed.

3. Mechanical and Thermal Characteristics

Bonded NdFeB:

• More flexible and resistant to chipping due to the polymer binder.

• Better performance in complex assemblies and thin geometries.

• Limited thermal stability, typically up to around 120°C depending on the binder.

Sintered NdFeB:

• Harder and more brittle; requires careful handling during machining or assembly.

• Higher thermal resistance, capable of operating at elevated temperatures (up to 200°C or more with special grades).

4. Typical Applications

Bonded NdFeB:

• Motors with intricate rotor or stator designs

• Sensors, magnetic encoders

• Consumer electronics requiring customized shapes

• Low to medium strength magnetic assemblies

Sintered NdFeB:

• High-performance motors for automotive and industrial applications

• Wind turbines

• Magnetic couplings, separators, and actuators

• Applications demanding strong magnetic fields and compact sizes

Choosing between bonded and sintered NdFeB magnets depends on your application requirements: whether you prioritize magnetic strength, thermal stability, or complex shaping. Mishma Industry (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. provides both types of NdFeB magnets with precise quality control and tailored solutions for industrial, automotive, and electronic applications.

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