Capabilities for research into the design and production of future e-motors have been expanded at the University of Sheffield’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with the delivery from Winding Technology Ltd of a new linear winding […]
Arnold Magnetic Technologies, a global manufacturer of high-performance magnets and more for mission critical applications, has announced its partnership with Cyclic Materials, a pioneer in developing more sustainable domestic supply chains for rare earth elements. […]
Creating a Circular Supply Chain for Rare Earth Elements and Critical Materials
Cyclic Materials, a Canadian advanced metals recycling company focused on producing critical materials, today announced it has raised $27 million in an oversubscribed Series A financing. The money is flowing in quickly after accomplishing its first production run of rare earth magnetic material and forging a string of partnerships with magnetics industry notables. These include chemicals giant Solvay which is planning to build a major rare earths magnet operation in Europe, and Arnold Magnetic Technologies (see related article), among others. […]
Belgian based global semiconductor developer, Melexis has recently introduced its Current Sensor Simulator, an easy-to-use web application for rapidly selecting sensors from the company’s IMC-Hall portfolio. This interactive tool significantly accelerates the design process, enabling […]
iNRCORE, LLC has announced the release of the first in a new line of single-channel battery management system (BMS) transformers for electric vehicle (EV), data center, solar energy storage, and smart grid industries. […]
Amidst a diverse line of chemicals and advanced materials for color enhancement and industrial applications, the magnetic products of the former Ferro Corporation and Prince International now combine under the banner of Vibrantz Technologies, based in Houston. […]
Magnets are valuable components. Although functional magnet recycling methods have been developed in recent years, they have not yet been applied in practice and magnets continue to be melted down into steel scrap. Researchers at the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Materials Recycling and Resource
Strategies IWKS provide good arguments for why this should change in the future […]
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