Magnet Selection Review
Compare material, shape, coating and magnetization requirements against your operating conditions.
Review your requirementsNdFeB, SmCo, Ferrite, AlNiCo and flexible magnetic materials, with custom shapes, grades, coatings and magnetization options.


High-energy magnets in custom shapes, grades and coatings.
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Samarium cobalt magnets for high-temperature applications.
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Cost-efficient ceramic magnets with corrosion resistance.
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Temperature-stable alloy magnets for instrumentation.
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Rubber-bonded sheets, strips and profiles.
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Review your requirementsKey trade-offs at a glance.
| Material | Max Energy Product | Max Operating Temp | Corrosion Resistance | Relative Cost | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NdFeB | Public grades through N54; see the grade data for (BH)max | See grade-specific temperature data | Low (needs coating) | $$$ | Motors, sensors, high-performance applications |
| SmCo | 16–32 MGOe | See grade-specific temperature data | Good | $$$$ | Aerospace, high-temp, corrosive environments |
| Ferrite | 1–5 MGOe | See grade-specific temperature data | Excellent | $ | Motors, speakers, separators — cost-sensitive volume |
| AlNiCo | 1–9 MGOe | See grade-specific temperature data | Good | $$ | Instruments, meters, temperature-stable applications |
| Flexible | 0.5–1.7 MGOe | See grade-specific temperature data | Good | $ | Signage, gaskets, crafts, sensors |
Material properties depend on grade, geometry, operating temperature and magnetic circuit. The comparison is a selection overview; follow each material page for the complete published data and project conditions.

Select the material and operating conditions.
Confirm shape, coating and magnetization.
Read the grade table and agreed test requirements.
Our magnet production and supply experience spans consumer products, industrial equipment, automotive and intelligent robotics, and aerospace and defense applications. The product, supply role and qualification requirements are defined for each project.
Thermal processing for the selected material route.

Magnetic characterization against the acceptance requirements.
SELECTION GUIDEGeometry, coating, magnetization and handlingExplore applications and requirementsBlocks, discs, rings, arcs, and custom geometries. Tight tolerances via centerless grinding and profile machining — down to ±0.02mm on critical dimensions.
Ni-Cu-Ni, epoxy, zinc, phosphate, and Parylene coatings. Salt-spray tested to your spec. We recommend coating based on your operating environment — not just what's cheapest.
Axial, radial, diametric, and multi-pole magnetization patterns. We verify flux output on every magnetized lot before shipment.
Specify separation, part orientation and protection requirements for safe handling during shipment and assembly.
Include packaging requirementsThe more we know upfront, the faster we recommend the right grade at the right cost.
Include the drawing revision, sample approval criteria and required delivery milestones with your inquiry.
Prepare your RFQSend it to our team for engineering review and quotation — tell us your application and our engineers will recommend the most cost-effective grade that meets your performance requirements.