Neodymium iron Peng permanent magnet material available in the early 1980s, is now widely used in motor (motor), speakers (speaker), toys (toys) and some electrical appliances (electron), and other products. Components for Nd2Fe14B. Have very high magnetic properties, the largest energy product (BHmax) higher than the ferrite (Ferrite) 10 times more. Its own mechanical properties is also very good, cutting different shapes and bored. High-performance products of the highest temperature of up to 200 degrees Celsius. Because of its material content easily lead to corrosion, according to different requirements of different surface coating. (Such as plating Zn, Ni, Au, Epoxy, etc.)
★ We are gradually improving and advanced the implementation of the "automatic scales casting - hydrogenation, steam-ground flour - the closure of pressure - for sintering" production methods.
★ Possession of advanced processing and production lines, all kinds of machines more than 3000 units to undertake various kinds of high-volume orders.
★ can be mass-produced ultra-small and very large magnet. If Φ1 mm or Φ180 mm, and so on.
★ have the most advanced surface treatment and plating production lines, chemical plating, electroplating, plating and organic compound phosphate spraying and treatment.
★ the use of advanced production technology of hypoxia excellent corrosion-resistant magnet production and mass production of high-performance NdFeB N45 above products. Mass production can supply sufficient magnetic radiation isotropic and anisotropy NdFeB magnetic ring.
★ based on the establishment of ISO quality system, and implementing the 6 sigma quality management thinking, and optimize the production process, reducing cost of the product.
★ advanced physics and chemistry laboratory and a strong R & D team as the production of high-performance, high-quality products strong guarantee.
★ a number of senior experts in related subjects in the research and production security, well-known research institutions and start cooperation on cross-cutting.
