NdFeB magnets offer significantly higher magnetic strength and energy density than ferrite magnets. They are ideal for applications requiring strong magnetic force in a compact size, while ferrite magnets are more suitable for cost-sensitive applications with lower magnetic performance requirements.

The appropriate magnet grade depends on your application requirements, including magnetic strength, operating temperature, and environmental conditions. Common grades range from N35 to N52, with higher grades providing stronger magnetic performance.

Common coating options include Nickel (Ni), Zinc (Zn), Epoxy, Gold, and Phosphating. The choice depends on the operating environment and corrosion resistance requirements of the application.

Yes. We provide customized magnet solutions including blocks, discs, rings, arcs, countersunk magnets, and complex irregular shapes according to customer drawings or specifications.

To provide an accurate quotation, we recommend supplying the magnet dimensions, grade, coating, magnetization direction, operating temperature, quantity, and application requirements. Technical drawings are highly appreciated.

Standard NdFeB magnets typically operate up to 80°C. High-temperature grades such as M, H, SH, UH, EH, and AH series can withstand temperatures ranging from 100°C to 230°C depending on the material grade.

Yes. Our engineering team offers professional magnetic circuit simulation and technical consultation services to help optimize magnetic performance, improve product design, and solve application-specific challenges.

Sample production typically takes 7–10 days depending on product complexity. Mass production lead times vary based on order quantity and customization requirements, and our team will provide a detailed production schedule upon order confirmation.