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Looking for a US Based Magnet Supplier

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bunting and eriez seem to be the most common magnets that i have seen.  I am not sure if they are Neodymium, but they have rare earth and ultra rare earth options.  

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I am looking for a U.S. based magnet supplier.

 

We are looking to add an additional Neodymium magnet to our process and I would like to get one from the U.S.  Our current magnet was purchased from Europe because that's what I was able to find with Google.  I think it would be easier and faster if I was able to source one domestically this time.

 

Thank you in advance!

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bunting and eriez seem to be the most common magnets that i have seen.  I am not sure if they are Neodymium, but they have rare earth and ultra rare earth options.  

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Bunting Magnetics has many designs for many applications.

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Industrial Magnetics

https://www.magnetics.com/ 

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bunting and eriez seem to be the most common magnets that i have seen.  I am not sure if they are Neodymium, but they have rare earth and ultra rare earth options.  

 

Turns out there is an Eriez sales rep who lives in the same town as our factory.  Thanks for the suggestion!

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