Rare Earth Magnets

Our Range of Rare Earth Magnets

At AMF, our rare earth neodymium magnets are available in a wide variety of:

• Shapes: discs, blocks, cylinders, pots, rings or sphere  Magnets

• Grades: Including N35, N42, N50, and N52

• Sizes: From tiny magnets for crafts to large industrial blocks

• Coatings: Nickel, zinc, and epoxy-coated for durability and corrosion protection

We also stock flexible rare earth magnetic products for specialised applications where adaptability and strength are both required.

Strong Neodymium Magnet Applications

Our rare earth neodymium magnets are widely used in industries such as:

• Engineering & Manufacturing

• Mining & Construction

• Electronics & Robotics

• Automotive & Aerospace

• Jewellery Making & Carpentry

• DIY, Art & Craft Projects

Whether you're building motors, separating materials, designing magnetic closures, or mounting heavy items, AMF has a rare earth magnet to match your specific needs.

Need bulk quantities? We offer generous discounts on large orders and fast worldwide shipping from our fully stocked warehouse.

Best-Selling Rare Earth Magnet Types

• Neodymium Disc Magnets & Cylinder Magnets– Ideal for home, office, and crafts

• Neodymium Block Magnets– Used in heavy-duty industrial applications

• Pot & Countersunk Magnets – Perfect for cabinetry, shopfitting, and architectural detailing

• Mini Magnets – Small yet strong, great for precise or delicate tasks

All our magnets are made using high-purity Nd2Fe14B material and manufactured to international quality standards (ISO9001:2015 certified).

Rare Earth Magnet Properties

• Material Composition: Neodymium (Nd), Iron (Fe), and Boron (B)

• High Magnetic Coercivity: Resists demagnetization over time

• Temperature Resistance: Moderate to good, depending on grade

• Corrosion Resistance: Requires protective coating (see Samarium Cobalt for corrosion-resistant alternatives)

Frequently Asked Questions

What are rare earth magnets?
Rare earth magnets are a type of permanent magnet made from rare earth elements. Neodymium magnets are the most commonly used and the strongest of this category.

How strong are rare earth magnets?
Neodymium magnets can hold weights hundreds of times their own mass. Even small discs can have surprisingly high pull force.

Are rare earth magnets safe?
Yes, but they must be handled carefully. Larger magnets pose a pinching risk and can snap together forcefully. Always use gloves and keep away from electronics, pacemakers, and children.

Where are rare earth magnets used?
They are used in wind turbines, hard drives, magnetic separators, motors, sensors, magnetic closures, and even jewellery and cabinetry.

What’s the difference between neodymium and other magnets?
Neodymium is much stronger and more compact than ferrite or alnico magnets, but also more brittle and susceptible to corrosion—so coatings are essential.

How much do rare earth magnets cost?
Prices vary based on size, grade, and coating. Neodymium magnets tend to cost more than ferrite due to their power and materials, but we offer bulk discounts and same-day dispatch.