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Articles
Permanent Magnets in a Changing World Market
By Steve Constantinides | Arnold Magnetic Technologies There are several commercially available permanent magnets. In sequence of invention they are: alnico, ferrite, SmCo (samarium cobalt), NdFeB (neodymium iron boron, Neo), and SmFeN (samarium iron nitride). […]
Materials/Manufacturing
Magellan Project for Magnet Recycling & Production in Europe Begins, Led by Nuclear Fuel Company Orano
Running from January 2024 to December 2026, Magellan Project aims to revolutionize the way Europe recycles and manufactures permanent magnets. With co-funding from the European Union and a total budget of €7.5M, the project is […]
Tech Tips
Analysis vs. Recovery, a Subtle Yet Important Distinction
By Stan Trout – Spontaneous Materials This is a topic that comes up frequently in discussion for me: someone finds the analysis of a rare earth property and gets very excited about its prospects as […]