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What Are Neodymium Magnets?

About Neodymium Magnets and Their Applications Neodymi-what?! If you’re browsing our website, you undoubtedly have an interest in magnets, but you might...

The State of the Rare Earth Magnet Market: What We Know

Rare earth magnets are back in the headlines again. (Last updated 8/15/19) As many of our customers have already noticed,...
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Need Magnets for Automation? Here’s why you should choose Adams:

Adams is a custom manufacturer, fabricator, and distributor of all types of permanent magnets and magnetic assemblies supporting automation. We...
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When It Comes to Sustainability, Magnets Just Click

Sustainability is no longer a future goal; it’s a present-day priority for manufacturers, engineers, and procurement teams alike. As companies...
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Adams to Present New Standards for Permanent Magnets at Magnetics 2019

People purchasing magnets rely on standards to ensure the products they buy will work properly in their application. Uncertainties or...
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Industrial Magnets Removed from List 3 Tariffs

Good News for Magnets! You may have heard that the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) had been considering a tariff of...
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Adams helps set and maintain technical standards for magnet materials

Mike Devine, Senior Applications Engineer at Adams, serves on ASTM International’s A06 Committee on Magnetic Materials. Why is this important,...
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Costly Cobalt

by Mike Devine For a variety of reasons, one of the materials that goes into permanent magnets has been getting...

How did Mars lose its magnetism?

Mars is the only major planet in our solar system that doesn’t have a planet-wide magnetic field. Given the planet’s...

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