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		<title>What&#8217;s the difference between Alnico, Sm-Co &#038; Nd-Fe-B magnet materials?</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Alnico is an older magnet material that still has important applications. Its maximum energy product is about 1/5 of Sm-Co materials, but it has excellent elevated temperature properties and has better corrosion resistance. Alnico can be cast into different shapes with various magnetic orientations. The rare earth Sm-Co and NdFeB magnets have high coercivity, so [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><a href="http://alloymagnets.com/magnetic-material/alnico-magnets/">Alnico</a></strong> is an older magnet material that still has important applications. Its maximum energy product is about 1/5 of <strong><a href="http://alloymagnets.com/products/rare-earth-smco-magnets/">Sm-Co</a></strong> materials, but it has excellent elevated temperature properties and has better corrosion resistance.</p>
<p>Alnico can be cast into different shapes with various magnetic orientations. The rare earth Sm-Co and <strong><a href="http://alloymagnets.com/products/rare-earth-ndfeb-magnets/">NdFeB magnets</a></strong> have high coercivity, so they do not need to be magnetized in circuit and can be used with low permeance coefficients (i.e. thin discs).</p>
<p>These materials also lend themselves to Helmholtz coil testing due to their straight line normal curves. This also makes rare earths ideal for SMC and high field dipoles. Sm-Co has a good resistance to thermal demagnetization but is brittle.</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://alloymagnets.com/magnetic-material/rare-earth-neodymium-magnets/">NdFeB</a> </strong>is less brittle, has poor thermal properties, and is prone to corrosion.</p>
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