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Nd · Pr · Dy · Tb · Sm

Understand the role of rare earths in NdFeB and SmCo magnets

Learn what roles neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, terbium and samarium play in permanent magnets and what information is important for an enquiry.

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Use the magnet material to distinguish NdFeB from SmCoStart with the magnet materialDistinguish between NdFeB, SmCo, coatings and composite materials.Rare earths as constituents of permanent magnetsFive magnet elementsUnderstand Nd, Pr, Dy, Tb and Sm within the material system.Documented magnet batch with nameplateIdentify the batchGather photographs, nameplate details, origin information and supporting documents.Segment magnets for a material enquirySubmit your lot for assessmentProvide the net magnet mass, shape and condition in sufficient detail for assessment.

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Rare earths in magnets

Neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, terbium and samarium in magnets

The five pages explain the roles these elements may play in NdFeB or SmCo magnets. Relevant specialist links provide further information about metals, oxides, compounds and element-specific prices.

Five elements

The roles of the elements in permanent-magnet materials.

The application or temperature class alone does not establish a fixed element content. Batch documentation or suitable analysis is decisive.

Important limitation

Magnet mass is neither element mass nor oxide mass

A complete magnet consists of a material phase, a coating and, where applicable, composite components. Its total weight, magnet grade or application does not establish an element-specific purchase value.

What about holmium magnets?

Holmium is not a common standalone magnet category for this purchasing service. A device associated with holmium or a magnetised holder establishes neither holmium in the magnet nor a holmium alloy.

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Relevant ES Metall specialist pages

For more detailed information about selling, recycling, rare-earth materials and prices we pay, visit the relevant ES Metall specialist pages.