Strong Block Ndfeb Block Magnet with Low price
Strong Block Ndfeb Block Magnet with Low price
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Discs are round or cylindricalNeos and generally are identified by the diameter first then the height of the disc. So a magnet labeled as 0.500” x 0.125” is a 0.500” diameter by 0.125” tall disc. Unless specified otherwise, these magnets are magnetized through the thickness.
Rings are round Neos that have a hole in the center. These Neodymium magnets that are available for sale will require three dimensions, an outside diameter, and an inside diameter and thickness. Unless specified otherwise, these magnets are magnetized through the thickness.
Neo blocks are rectangular or square with a variety of size options. These will require three measurements: length, width, and thickness. Unless specified otherwise, these magnets are magnetized through the thickness.
Neo Arcs have various shapes with a variety of size options, it is better to have drawings to determine the details.
Magnetic Direction
Every magnet has a north seeking and a south seeking face on opposite ends. The north face of one magnet will always be attracted towards the south face of another magnet.
Coating
Support all magnet plating , like Ni, Zn, Epoxy , Gold, Silver etc.
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Payment
Support: L/C, Westerm Union, D/P, D/A, T/T, MoneyGram, Credit Card, PayPal, etc..
Sources
Neodymium occurs in the Earth’s crust at an average concentration of 28 parts per million.
Neodymium is commonly found in carbonatites in the mineral bastnäsite. Bastnäsite deposits in China and the United States constitute the largest percentage of the world’s rare earth economic resources.
The second largest host of neodymium in economic deposits is the mineral monazite, the main host mineral at Yangibana. Monazite deposits occur in Australia, Brazil, China, India, Malaysia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and the United States in palaeoplacer and recent placer deposits, sedimentary deposits, veins, pegmatites, carbonatites, and alkaline complexes. Neodymium sourced from the LREE-mineral loparite is recovered from a large alkali igneous intrusion in Russia.
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