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SmCo Magnets-Reliable High-Temp Rare Earth Magnets

Samarium cobalt magnets, SmCo magnets, high temperature magnets, corrosion-resistant magnets

Application Scope:

Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) magnets  are extensively utilized in motors, generators, precision measuring instruments, electronic components, and medical devices. Their inherent corrosion resistance and thermal stability establish them as the optimal choice for applications demanding reliable magnetic performance under harsh operating conditions.SmCo magnets also are ideal for high-temperature permanent magnetic separators used in high-temperature industrial applications such as hot material conveyors, dryer outlets, and high-temperature powder handling

Product Overview

SmCo magnets are high‑performance permanent magnets made from samarium (Sm) and cobalt (Co), often with additional elements (Cu, Fe, Zr) depending on grade.  These magnets belong to the rare‑earth magnet family and stand out for their thermal stability, high coercivity (resistance to demagnetization), and suitability in extreme environments.

At MAG SPRING®, we supply premium SmCo magnets designed for demanding applications—whether high temperature, harsh environment, or precision instrumentation. Our SmCo offerings combine top‑tier material science with flexible manufacturing and customization to meet your specific requirements.

Material Characteristics & Performance Advantages

Extreme Thermal Stability
SmCo magnets maintain magnetic performance at elevated temperatures far beyond many other magnet types. Some SmCo grades have maximum working temperatures above 300 °C, with Curie temperatures (loss of magnetic ordering) up to ~700–800 °C.This makes them the preferred choice for high-temperature applications in permanent magnetic separation.

Superior Resistance to Demagnetization
Due to high coercivity, SmCo magnets resist loss of magnetization even under adverse fields or reversed magnetic exposure.

Corrosion and Environmental Resilience
SmCo alloys exhibit good corrosion resistance, often eliminating the need for extra protective coatings in moderately harsh environments.

High Magnetic Performance in Compact Size
Although not always reaching the absolute highest flux densities of some neodymium magnets, SmCo magnets deliver excellent performance when size‑ or weight‑constraints matter, particularly under challenging conditions.

Manufacturing Flexibility & Customization
SmCo magnets are available in various grades (SmCo 5, Sm₂Co₁₇ series) and can be custom shaped (blocks, rings, discs, special geometries) to your design.

SmCo magnets offer superior high-temperature stability, reliability, and long-term performance, making them the preferred choice for high-temperature applications in permanent magnetic separation.

Grades & Specifications

At MAG SPRING®, our SmCo magnets span multiple grades to match distinct application demands:

  • Grade Types: The two main structure series are SmCo 5 (1:5 ratio) and Sm₂Co₁₇ (2:17 ratio). The 2:17 series offers higher energy products and higher maximum operating temperatures.
  • Typical Magnetic Values: The maximum energy product (BHₘₐₓ) for SmCo magnets ranges roughly from 15 MGOe up to 35 MGOe, depending on grade.
  • Operating Temperature: Many SmCo magnets can function continuously at 250–350 °C or more. Some high‑grade versions can exceed ~500 °C in specialized use.
  • Shapes & Processing: Standard shapes such as blocks, discs, rings, and custom geometries. Wet grinding is commonly used due to brittleness; magnets must be handled carefully.
  • Material properties (summary): Density ~8.3–8.5 g/cm³; lower mechanical toughness (brittle) — handling & design must consider this.

At MAG SPRING®, we support typical off‑the‑shelf grades as well as specially tailored grades for ultra‑high temperature, ultra‑low temperature coefficient, or specific mechanical/thermal requirements.

Application Fields

SmCo magnets are used in high‑end, performance‑critical sectors, including:

  • High‑Temperature Motors & Generators: Electric motors in harsh environments (for automotive, industrial, energy‑generation) relying on SmCo’s thermal stability.
  • Precision Instruments & Sensors: Magnetic sensors, gyroscopes, measurement instruments where field stability over temperature is vital.
  • Medical & Imaging Equipment: MRI, medical pumps or equipment requiring reliable magnet performance under varied conditions.
  • Industrial Extreme Environments: Drilling, downhole tools, harsh chemical or temperature conditions where robust magnets are needed.
  • Automotive & EV Applications: In powertrain or high‑speed motor modules where heat, size, and magnetic performance matter.
  • High-temperature permanent magnetic separators: hot material conveyors, dryer outlets, kilns, and high-temperature powder handling.

Customization & Technical Support

At MAG SPRING®, we offer full customization services for SmCo magnets:

  • Shape & Size Customization: Blocks, rings, discs, complex 3D geometries per your drawing or sample.
  • Machining & Finishing: Precision tolerances, holes, slots, chamfers, coatings if required.
  • Grade Selection Support: We assist you in choosing the correct SmCo grade for your application: temperature, demagnetization margin, size constraints.
  • Magnetization Direction Advice: Guidance on magnetization axis (axial, radial, diametric) for your magnetic circuit.
  • Testing & Quality Assurance: Magnetic properties, temperature performance, mechanical integrity are verified.
  • Prototype & Batch Production: Fast sample delivery, scale‑up to volume manufacturing.
  • Documentation: Material certificates, magnetic performance datasheets, handling & installation guidelines.

Why Choose MAG SPRING® for SmCo Magnets

  • Expertise & Quality: With deep experience in magnet materials and manufacturing, we bring you high‑performance SmCo magnet solutions, reliably delivered.
  • Performance‑Driven: Our SmCo magnets are designed for the toughest environments—delivering the thermal, magnetic and mechanical stability needed for advanced applications.
  • Flexible Customization: From standard sizes to highly customized parts, we tailor to your needs.
  • Technical Support: We go beyond supply—engineering advice, magnet circuit consultation, installation best practices.
  • Design for Life: Considering brittleness, heat‑cycling, demagnetization, we ensure your SmCo magnet choice will last and perform in real‑world use.

Why Choose SmCo Magnets for High-Temperature Permanent Magnetic Separators?

In industries where high-temperature ferromagnetic contamination is a challenge, choosing the right magnetic material is crucial. SmCo magnets offer superior high-temperature stability, ensuring that high-temperature permanent magnetic separators continue to deliver effective iron removal performance, even in environments where NdFeB magnets may fail.

For applications involving hot material handlingdryer outlets, or high-temperature powder conveyance, SmCo magnets are the ideal solution to ensure consistent and reliable iron contamination control.

Advantages of SmCo Magnets in High-Temperature Magnetic Separators

1. Exceptional High-Temperature Stability

Unlike NdFeB magnets, which lose magnetic performance above 80–150°CSmCo magnets retain their magnetic properties in high-temperature environments. They can effectively operate at 250–350°C and beyond, making them perfect for high-temperature applications, such as drying linesbaking processes, and hot material handling.

2. Reliability in Extreme Heat

SmCo magnets have high coercivity, which means they are less likely to lose their magnetism even in high-temperature environments. Whether in high-temperature powder transport lines or hot material transfer pipes, SmCo magnets ensure long-lasting magnetic performance without compromising separation efficiency.

3. Longer Service Life for Equipment

Traditional NdFeB magnets may experience significant performance degradation in high temperatures, leading to more frequent maintenance and higher replacement costs. In contrast, SmCo magnets reduce the likelihood of magnetic loss, thus extending the service life of permanent magnetic separators and ensuring reliable operation for extended periods.


SmCo Magnets vs NdFeB Magnets: High-Temperature Performance Comparison

FeatureSmCo MagnetsNdFeB Magnets
Operating Temperature250–350°C or higher80–150°C
Resistance to DemagnetizationExtremely strong, suitable for high-temperature environmentsLoses magnetism at high temperatures
Corrosion ResistanceExcellent, ideal for harsh environmentsRequires extra coating for protection
ApplicationsHigh-temperature PMS, heat-processing applicationsCommon temperature applications in various industries

Ordering & Installation Guidance

Here are some recommendations to ensure you get the full benefit of SmCo magnets:

  1. Define Application Environment
    ‑ Specify operating temperature range, environment (humidity, corrosion), mechanical loads, expected demagnetizing fields.
  2. Select Appropriate Grade
    ‑ For ultra‑high temps or harsh demag fields, choose a higher grade of SmCo (e.g., Sm₂Co₁₇ series).
  3. Determine Geometry & Magnetization Direction
    ‑ Provide CAD drawings or technical sketch with desired shape, tolerances, magnetization direction.
  4. Consider Mechanical & Thermal Constraints
    ‑ As SmCo magnets are brittle, account for mounting stress, thermal expansion, shock. Use appropriate fixtures and avoid mechanical loads that can crack the magnet.
  5. Installation & Magnetization
    ‑ Magnetize after machining if required. Ensure safe handling and correct orientation in the circuit.
  6. Testing & Validation
    ‑ Test in your actual application environment (temperature cycling, field stability).
  7. Packaging & Transport
    ‑ SmCo magnets can be sensitive to mechanical impact. We ensure appropriate packaging to prevent damage or chipping.

FAQ

Q: What is the maximum operating temperature of SmCo magnets?
A: Many SmCo magnets can operate continuously at 250 °C to 350 °C or higher; some custom grades are designed for >500 °C.

Q: How do SmCo magnets compare to NdFeB magnets?
A: While NdFeB magnets often have higher surface flux density, SmCo magnets offer superior thermal stability, higher coercivity (less prone to demagnetization), and better performance in high‑temperature or harsh environments.

Q: Are SmCo magnets corrosion resistant?
A: Yes — SmCo alloys have strong corrosion resistance in many environments; however, in extremely aggressive chemical environments a protective coating may still be required.

Q: Can you supply custom SmCo magnet shapes and sizes?
A: Absolutely. MAG SPRING® offers custom machining, shapes, magnetization directions and special grades tailored to your design.

Q: What must I watch out for when using SmCo magnets?
A: Key considerations: brittleness (avoid mechanical impact/shock), proper mounting to allow for thermal expansion, ensuring magnetization direction aligns with your design, and protecting from strong reverse magnetic fields if applicable.

Q:What are High-Temperature Magnetic Separators?
High-temperature magnetic separators are designed to handle high-heat environments, ensuring stable performance even in extreme conditions. SmCo magnets are specifically used in these separators for high-temperature iron removal and effective contamination control.

Conclusion

If you’re looking for a high‑performance, high‑reliability magnet solution for extreme conditions—temperature, environment, precision—look to MAG SPRING® SmCo (Samarium‑Cobalt) magnets. With industry‑leading material characteristics, customization capability and expert support, we’re ready to help you engineer the right magnet solution. Contact us today for quotes, technical consultation and sample delivery.


Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) Rare-Earth Permanent Magnets

• Ultimate corrosion resistance: Works without coating in most harsh or humid environments.
• Extreme temperature stability: Standard grades up to 350 °C, special grades up to 550 °C.
• Two alloy families to choose from:
– SmCo5 (1:5) – easier to machine, ideal for thin disks & complex shapes.
– Sm2Co17 (2:17) – higher energy (BHmax 20-35 MGOe), best for aerospace, motors & sensors.
• Available in the widest size range on the market:
– Largest block: 130 × 130 × 100 mm
– Smallest disc: Φ1 × 1 mm
• Tight-angle magnetization: <1° magnetic deviation available for precision assemblies.
• No Dy or Tb required—stable raw-material pricing compared to NdFeB.
• Optional coatings: Ni, Zn, Epoxy to reduce chipping during automatic handling.

Send us your drawing or tell us the working temperature, energy requirement and quantity, we will quote within 24 hours.

SmCo Magnet Quick-Choice Matrix

SeriesTypical Grade RangeBHmax (MGOe)Max Working Temp. (°C)Key FeaturesBest-fit Applications
SmCo516–2516–25250Easier to machine; less brittle; saturation ≈ 4 T premium priceThin disks, miniature rings, complex micro-shapes
Sm2Co1720–3520–35350Highest energy at high temp; very brittle; may need platingAerospace, high-temp motors, sensors, magnetic couplings

Quick Guide
• Need intricate shapes or minimal machining risk → choose SmCo5
• Need maximum energy at ≥ 300 °C → choose Sm₂Co₁₇
• Both series require careful handling; Sm₂Co₁₇ needs ≥ 6 T for full saturation.

SmCo Block magnets
SmCo Block Magnet
SmCo disc magnet
SmCo Disc Magnet
SmCo Segment Magnet
SmCo Segment Magnet
SmCo Ring Magnets
SmCo Ring Magnets

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If you’re interested in SmCo magnets, you might also find these related products valuable for your applications. MAG SPRING® offers a range of magnetic materials with varying properties to suit different needs.

1. NdFeB Magnets (Neodymium Iron Boron)

Neodymium magnets are the most powerful type of permanent magnet and are ideal for applications requiring high magnetic strength. These magnets offer higher magnetic energy product (BHmax) but may not be suitable for high-temperature applications.
Key Benefits: Higher magnetic strength, compact size, efficient for motors, and sensors.
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2. AlNiCo Magnets (Aluminum Nickel Cobalt)

AlNiCo magnets are known for their high-temperature resistance and stable magnetic properties over time. Ideal for applications such as electric motors, sensors, and guitar pickups. They are perfect for environments where temperature stability is critical.
Key Benefits: Superior high-temperature performance, high resistance to corrosion.
Explore AlNiCo Magnets →

3. Ceramic (Ferrite) Magnets

Ceramic magnets are a cost-effective solution for applications where high magnetic strength is not necessary. These magnets are often used in small motors, loudspeakers, and magnetic assemblies.
Key Benefits: Affordable, non-corrosive, good for high-volume applications.
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4. Magnetic Separators

If you need high-performance magnetic solutions for industrial use, MAG SPRING® also offers a range of magnetic separators that can help with metal separation, purifying processes, and enhancing the efficiency of your systems.
Key Benefits: Effective for metal contamination control in production processes, customizable sizes and power levels.
Explore Magnetic Separators →

5. Custom Magnet Solutions

Not finding exactly what you need? MAG SPRING® provides custom magnet design and manufacturing services. Whether you need a specific shape, material, or performance requirement, our engineers can create the perfect magnet solution for your needs.
Key Benefits: Tailored to your exact specifications, high-performance materials, expert engineering support.
Explore Custom Magnet Solutions →

1. Magnetic Properties Of  Sintered  Samarium cobalt magnets

1.1 SmCo Magnets Grade List

Material Grade Br Hcb Hcj (BH)max Tc Tw α(Br β(Hcj)
T  KGs KA/m KOe KA/m KOe KJ/m³ MGOe  -%/℃  -%/℃
SmCO5 Sm2Co17 XGS16L 0.81-0.85 8.1-8.5 517-669 6.5-8.4 636-955 8–12 111-127 14-16 800 250 0.02 0.2
XGS18L 0.85-0.90 8.5-9.0 525-708 6.6-8.9 636-955 8–12 127-143 16-18 800 250 0.02 0.2
XGS20L 0.90-0.94 9.0-9.4 533-732 6.7-9.2 636-955 8–12 143-159 18-20 800 250 0.02 0.2
XGS22L 0.94-0.97 9.4-9.7 533-740 6.7-9.3 636-955 8–12 159-175 20-22 800 250 0.02 0.2
XGS24L 0.97-1.02 9.7-10.2 541-756 6.8-9.5 636-955 8–12 175-191 22-24 800 250 0.03 0.2
XGS26L 1.02-1.05 10.2-10.5 541-764 6.8-9.6 636-955 8–12 191-207 24-26 800 250 0.03 0.2
XGS28L 1.05-1.08 10.5-10.8 541-780 6.8-9.8 636-955 8–12 207-223 26-28 800 250 0.035 0.2
XGS30L 1.08-1.11 10.8-11.1 541-796 6.8-10.0 636-955 8–12 223-239 28-30 800 250 0.035 0.2
XGS32L-A 1.11-1.13 11.1-11.3 549-804 6.9-10.1 636-955 8–12 239-246 30-31 800 250 0.035 0.22
XGS32L-B 1.13-1.15 11.3-11.5 550-805 6.9-10.1 636-955 8–12 246-255 31-32 800 250 0.04 0.25
XGS33L 1.15-1.17 11.5-11.7 558-815 7.0-10.2 636-955 8–12 246-262 31-33 800 250 0.045 0.25
XGS16M 0.81-0.85 8.1-8.5 573-669 7.2-8.4 955-1433 12–18 111-127 14-16 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS18M 0.85-0.90 8.5-9.0 605-708 7.6-8.9 955-1433 12–18 127-143 16-18 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS20M 0.90-0.94 9.0-9.4 637-732 8.0-9.2 955-1433 12–18 143-159 18-20 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS22M 0.94-0.97 9.4-9.7 645-740 8.1-9.3 955-1433 12–18 159-175 20-22 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS24M 0.97-1.02 9.7-10.2 661-764 8.3-9.6 955-1433 12–18 175-191 22-24 800 300 0.03 0.2
XGS26M 1.02-1.05 10.2-10.5 685-788 8.6-9.9 955-1433 12–18 191-207 24-26 800 300 0.03 0.2
XGS28M 1.05-1.08 10.5-10.8 693-812 8.7-10.2 955-1433 12–18 207-223 26-28 800 300 0.035 0.2
XGS30M 1.08-1.11 10.8-11.1 700-828 8.8-10.4 955-1433 12–18 223-239 28-30 800 300 0.035 0.2
XGS32M-A 1.11-1.13 11.1-11.3 708-852 8.9-10.7 955-1433 12–18 239-246 30-31 800 300 0.035 0.22
XGS32M-B 1.13-1.15 11.3-11.5 716-860 9.0-10.8 955-1433 12–18 246-255 31-32 800 300 0.04 0.25
XGS33M 1.15-1.17 11.5-11.7 726-870 9.1-10.9 955-1433 12–18 246-262 31-33 800 300 0.045 0.25
XGS16 0.81-0.85 8.1-8.5 597-669 7.5-8.4 ≥1433 ≥18 111-127 14-16 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS18 0.85-0.90 8.5-9.0 621-708 7.8-8.9 ≥1433 ≥18 127-143 16-18 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS20 0.90-0.94 9.0-9.4 653-732 8.2-9.2 ≥1433 ≥18 143-159 18-20 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS22 0.94-0.97 9.4-9.7 677-740 8.5-9.3 ≥1433 ≥18 159-175 20-22 800 300 0.02 0.2
XGS24 0.97-1.02 9.7-10.2 693-772 8.7-9.7 ≥1433 ≥18 175-191 22-24 800 300 0.03 0.2
XGS26 1.02-1.05 10.2-10.5 748-796 9.4-10.0 ≥1433 ≥18 191-207 24-26 800 300 0.03 0.2
XGS28 1.05-1.08 10.5-10.8 756-820 9.5-10.3 ≥1433 ≥18 207-223 26-28 800 300 0.035 0.2
XGS30 1.08-1.11 10.8-11.1 788-836 9.9-10.5 ≥1433 ≥18 223-239 28-30 800 300 0.035 0.2
XGS32-A 1.11-1.13 11.1-11.3 812-860 10.2-10.8 ≥1433 ≥18 239-246 30-31 800 300 0.035 0.22
XGS32-B 1.13-1.15 11.3-11.5 820-870 10.3-10.9 ≥1433 ≥18 246-255 31-32 800 300 0.04 0.25
XGS33 1.15-1.17 11.5-11.7 830-880 10.4-11.0 ≥1433 ≥18 246-262 31-33 800 300 0.045 0.25
XGS14H 0.74-0.81 7.4-8.1 557-629 7.0-7.9 ≥1990 ≥25 96–111 12–14 800 350 0.02 0.2
XGS16H 0.81-0.85 8.1-8.5 605-669 7.6-8.4 ≥1990 ≥25 111-127 14-16 800 350 0.02 0.2
XGS18H 0.85-0.90 8.5-9.0 629-708 7.9-8.9 ≥1990 ≥25 127-143 16-18 800 350 0.02 0.2
XGS20H 0.90-0.94 9.0-9.4 661-732 8.3-9.2 ≥1990 ≥25 143-159 18-20 800 350 0.02 0.2
XGS22H 0.94-0.97 9.4-9.7 685-740 8.6-9.3 ≥1990 ≥25 159-175 20-22 800 350 0.02 0.2
XGS24H 0.97-1.02 9.7-10.2 700-772 8.8-9.7 ≥1990 ≥25 175-191 22-24 800 350 0.03 0.2
XGS26H 1.02-1.05 10.2-10.5 756-796 9.5-10.0 ≥1990 ≥25 191-207 24-26 800 350 0.03 0.2
XGS28H 1.05-1.08 10.5-10.8 764-820 9.6-10.3 ≥1990 ≥25 207-223 26-28 800 350 0.035 0.2
XGS30H 1.08-1.11 10.8-11.1 796-836 10.0-10.5 ≥1990 ≥25 223-239 28-30 800 350 0.035 0.2
XGS32H-A 1.11-1.13 11.1-11.3 820-860 10.3-10.8 ≥1990 ≥25 239-246 30-31 800 350 0.035 0.22
XGS32H-B 1.13-1.15 11.3-11.5 830-880 10.4-11.0 ≥1990 ≥25 246-255 31-32 800 350 0.04 0.25
XGS33H 1.15-1.17 11.5-11.7 840-890 10.5-11.1 ≥1990 ≥25 246-262 31-33 800 350 0.042 0.28
Sm2Co17-LT XGS14LT 0.74-0.81 7.4-8.1 557-629 7.0-7.9 ≥1592 ≥20 96–111 12–14 840 350 Temp. α(Br
XGS16LT 0.81-0.85 8.1-8.5 605-669 7.6-8.4 ≥1592 ≥20 111-127 14-16 840 350 -50–20℃ +0.005%/℃
XGS18LT 0.85-0.90 8.5-9.0 629-708 7.9-8.9 ≥1592 ≥20 127-143 16-18 840 350 20–200℃ -0.008%/℃
XGS20LT 0.90-0.94 9.0-9.4 661-732 8.3-9.2 ≥1592 ≥20 143-159 18-20 840 350 200-300℃ -0.011%/℃

1.2 Temperature-Dependent Demagnetization Characteristics of Sintered SmCo Permanent Magnets
(Comprehensive hysteresis data acquired from 0 °C to 300 °C)

33H demag curve on different temperature

1.3 UHT-Grade SmCo  magnetic  properties  at 20 °C, 300 °C, 500 °C

Material Grade Br Hcb Hcj (BH)max Tc Tw Test Temp
T  KGs KA/m KOe KA/m KOe KJ/m³ MGOe
 Sm2Co17 22G 0.95-1.0 9.5-10 >=715.5 >=9 >=1988 >=25 175-183 22-23 800 500 20
0.84-0.86 8.4-8.6 >=556.5 >=7 >=1194 >=15 127-143 16-18 800 500 300
>=0.7 >=7000 >=469.6 >=5.9 >=517 >=6.5 >=96 >=12 800 500 500

 

1.4 UHT magnet demagnetization curves: 20–300 °C

UHT magnet demagnetization curves: 20–300 °C

1.5 UHT magnet demagnetization curve at 500 °C

UHT magnet demagnetization curve at 500 °C

2. Largest achievable size and dimensional tolerance for sintered SmCo magnets

2.1 Sintered SmCo Magnet Geometries and Corresponding Maximum Dimensions

Shape Picture Dimenion Recommended Maximum
Dimension/mm Dimension/mm
Block BLOCK MAGNET L ≤100 ≤ 200
W ≤80 ≤100
T ≤50 ≤120
Cylinder Cylinder Magnet D ≤100 ≤130
T ≤50 ≤100
Ring Ring Magnets D ≤100 ≤120
d ≤60 ≤80
T ≤50 ≤60
Segment segment magnet L ≤80 ≤100
W ≤60 ≤100
H ≤60 ≤100
a 0-180°C
Note:
1 Only one or two of the listed maximum sizes can be manufactured per run. “M” denotes the magnetization direction.
2.Illustrations show standard shapes; custom geometries are available on request—send your drawing.
3.Large multi-directional dimensions require our proprietary bonding process.
4.Owing to brittleness, thick sections are mandatory for large-diameter discs, wide blocks, or rings; exact limits depend on geometry and magnetization direction.

 

2.2 Typical Dimensional Tolerances for Sintered SmCo Magnets

Typical Dimensional Tolerances for Sintered SmCo Magnets

2.3 Typical Geometric Tolerances for Sintered SmCo Magnets by Finishing Process

Typical Geometric Tolerances for Sintered SmCo Magnets

3.Mechanical and Physical Characteristics of Sintered Samarium–Cobalt Permanent Magnet Materials

 

Item Unit SmCo5 Sm2Co17
Density g/cm3 8.1-8.5 8.3-8.5
Curie Temperature 700-750 800-850
Recoil Permeability 1.00-1.05 1.00-1.1
Vickers Hardness Hv 450-500 500-600
Electrical Resistivity Ω·cm 5-6×10-5 8-9×10-5
Compressive Strength Mpa 420-680 700-830
Thermal Conductivity W/m·k 12
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion(C ⊥) 10-6/℃ 13 11
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion(C //) 10-6/℃ 6 8
Saturation Field kA/m >1600 >3200

Notes
• All values are representative for sintered (fully-dense) material and may vary slightly with grade and processing route.
• SmCo magnets are extremely hard and brittle—machining is limited to grinding or EDM in the un-magnetized state.

 

4.Manufacturing Flow of SmCo Permanent Magnets

Raw-material preparation → induction melting & alloy casting → coarse crushing → jet-milling to sub-micron powder → magnetic alignment & cold isostatic pressing → vacuum sintering with controlled aging → 100 % magnetic-property verification → precision machining → optional surface coating → saturation magnetization → final dimensional & visual inspection → secure packaging → global shipment.