Magnetstek · Permanent magnet supply
Source neodymium, SmCo and other permanent magnets for your drawing or assembly. Start with the dimensions, pole direction and operating conditions. We review those requirements for a part-specific quotation.
Already have a drawing? Include it with your inquiry, together with the quantity and inspection requirements.
Choose a material
Review shapes, grades, coating options and pole direction for your custom part. The material choice needs the finished geometry and operating conditions.
Explore custom NdFeB magnets
Review Sm1Co5 and Sm2Co17 options, shapes and magnetization requirements. Evaluate temperature requirements using data for the proposed grade and magnetic circuit.
Explore custom SmCo magnets
Bonded magnets
Injection molded magnets
Ferrite magnets
AlNiCo magnets
Flexible rubber magnets
Micro magnets
Adhesive backing magnets
Countersunk magnetsProduct shape illustrations. Specifications are confirmed for the quoted part.
Browse all custom magnet options, including wet pressed ferrite and FeCrCo magnets.
Choose a product format
Start with a listed shape and size, then confirm the material, magnetization and availability for your quantity.
Browse standard magnets →Compare pot magnets, hooks, rubber coated magnets and other mounting formats against the contact surface and load direction.
Explore mounting magnets →Send the assembly drawing, working gap, target field or force, environment and retention requirements for review.
Explore magnetic assemblies →Product evidence
These NdFeB photographs show product geometry. Confirm the grade, dimensions, coating and pole direction from the agreed specification.
See custom NdFeB product options →Review the evidence that applies to your part before ordering. State which material data, dimensional results, coating records or magnetic checks your approval process needs.
View a redacted extract from an N48 ring inspection record. It illustrates dimensional reporting for that example; it does not establish magnetic performance or a tolerance guarantee for another order.
View the redacted inspection example (PDF)Read the certificate together with its named organization and scope. Confirm any additional certification or traceability requirements with the quotation.
Review the ISO 9001 certificate scopeFrom drawing to quotation
Include dimensions and tolerances, required pole faces, material or grade if known, coating, quantity and the operating environment.
Resolve drawing questions and agree the applicable material, magnetization, inspection method and acceptance criteria.
Check the agreed specification, available documentation, price, quantity and lead time before proceeding with the order.
For a field or force target, include the working gap, measurement position, fixture and temperature. MOQ, availability and delivery timing are confirmed for the specific request.
From the Magnetstek blog
Explore material selection, practical testing and custom magnet procurement.
Engineering article · Illustration
Understand the difference between a force test and a field measurement before specifying your magnet.
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Review grade, geometry, pole direction and inspection requirements for a cylinder or rod.
Read article →Engineering article · Illustration
Review temperature, opposing fields, environment and assembly conditions for the intended service.
Read article →Engineering resources
Describe the finished part, pole direction and inspection needs before requesting a quote.
Read the guide →Define what will be measured and what evidence is needed for approval.
Read the guide →Account for the steel surface, working gap, load direction and test conditions.
Read the guide →Connect the magnet geometry and pole arrangement to the sensing position.
Read the guide →Start a part review
Use the form below to share your drawing, quantity and operating requirements. An inquiry requests a quotation; it does not place an order.
