Currently, NdFeB (neodymium-iron-boron) magnets are the strongest permanent magnets. The original material is produced by sintering and then cut to resulting shapes in accordance with the dimensional requirements of the customer. Thanks to this production process, it is possible to supply a wide range of various shapes. Segments, annular rings, cylinders and prisms are among the basic shapes.

You can select from a wide choice of magnetic and physical properties of NdFeB materials in the table below .
The surface treatment is very important for Sintered NdFeB magnets. We can supply following coatings: nickel plating , zinc plating , epoxy resin plating and passivation .

If you are unable to find a suitable type of magnet directly in our website, please contact us and we will send you a quotation for the required magnet. You can select the magnetic and physical properties of the material in which the magnet should be produced in the table below.

We offer also a wide range of ferrite magnets .

Ferritic (ceramic) permanent magnets are the traditional black magnets we know, e.g. from office notice boards. However, the field of their application is much broader and they are used, e.g. for the production of electric motors, magnetic clutches, magnetic separators, clamps, loudspeakers......

According to the production process, they are divided into isotropic (weaker) magnets and anisotropic (stronger) magnets. Isotropic magnets are produced using the so-called dry method - by moulding. The magnets are then magnetized in a magnetic field. The option to magnetize magnets in various directions as required by the customer is the great advantage of this production process. Anisotropic magnets are produced by the so-called wet method - by injection into a production mould under the influence of a magnetic field. Subsequent magnetization can be done only in the direction pre-defined at production.