The term “N35” refers to a designated grade of Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) permanent magnets, classified by their magnetic performance.

When choosing magnet products, many customers will find that even magnets with the same specifications have obvious price differences.

Neodymium magnets, known for their exceptional magnetic strength and versatility, are a cornerstone in modern technology.

Electroplating is an essential surface treatment for NdFeB magnets, serving multiple purposes such as preventing corrosion, enhancing physical durability, and improving aesthetics.

In the world of magnets, especially when dealing with neodymium iron boron (NdFeB) and ferrite magnets, one term that frequently arises is "surface magnetism."

Currently, most magnet manufacturers can produce N52 magnets. The theoretical BH maximum of NdFeB magnets is 512KJ/m3 (64mgoe) and the maximum BH of N52 has reached 90% of the theoretical limit. However, the question in many users' minds is, is there a stronger level than N52 magnet?