Is there a grade with weaker magnetism than N35?

Today, I saw an interesting question asking if there are grades weaker than N35 magnetic steel. I think many friends would like to know the answer, perhaps because of the price, or perhaps because the magnetism is a bit too strong and they want to reduce it. Today, Mr. Fu from the magnetic steel manufacturer NST will answer this question for everyone.

Are there any magnetic grades with weaker performance than N35?

The answer is yes. There are grades with lower performance than neodymium iron boron N35, such as N33, N28, and N25. These magnets, due to the use of inferior materials, are prone to magnetic instability. They are primarily used in applications where magnetic strength is not a critical requirement, such as packaging handbag factories and scenarios where magnetic strength is not highly demanded. For example, as the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, the demand for mooncake boxes increases significantly. In such cases, the magnetic properties of the magnets are not a priority, and many are single-use items. For manufacturers, this allows them to save a significant amount of costs on magnets alone—why not take advantage of it?

The accompanying image shows a 1/2-inch neodymium cube magnets.

Here, we would like to clarify that our company's positioning is mainly focused on high performance, high precision, and high difficulty. Our main customers are also in the fields of motors, sensors, optics, etc. Therefore, we do not produce grades lower than N35 and do not provide a quotation. This article is only to solve the customer's question. If you need neodymium iron boron suppliers with lower performance grades, you can search for them online.

The above is an introduction to whether there are grades and grades with weaker magnetism than n35. We hope it can be helpful to you!

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