Custom Magnet Machining Service




Custom Magnet Machining Service

Precision CNC machining, wire EDM, diamond slicing, and grinding for sintered NdFeB and ferrite magnets. Achieve complex geometries, tight tolerances, and custom profiles from standard or customer-supplied blanks.

Wire EDM ±0.01mm
CNC Diamond Grinding
Min Feature 0.3mm
Customer Blanks Accepted
CMM Inspection
ISO 9001:2015

Full Magnet Machining Capability Under One Roof

Magnet machining is exceptionally challenging due to the inherent brittleness and strong magnetic properties of materials like NdFeB. Our in-house facility combines advanced EDM technology with precision CNC grinding and diamond slicing to handle even the most demanding geometries.

Wire EDM

Ideal for complex profiles and narrow slots. We achieve intricate shapes that traditional grinding cannot reach, maintaining high precision without mechanical stress.

Diamond Slicing

Specialized diamond-bonded blades for ultra-thin sections and high-speed wafering of magnetic blocks with minimal kerf loss.

CNC Surface Grinding

Achieve exceptional flatness and parallelism. Essential for high-performance motor assemblies and precision sensor arrays.

Cylindrical Grinding

ID and OD grinding for rods, tubes, and rings. We maintain tight concentricity and roundness for high-speed rotor components.

Profile Grinding

Precision grinding for arc segments, breadloaf shapes, and custom radial profiles used in advanced motor designs.

Finishing & Edge Work

Automated and manual deburring, edge chamfering, and vibration polishing to ensure clean edges for coating adhesion.

Technical Machining Specifications

Process Tolerance Key Capability Max/Min Size
Wire EDM ±0.01mm Complex profiles, zero mechanical stress 300 × 200 mm
Diamond Slicing ±0.05mm Ultra-thin sections (0.3mm min) Up to 150mm width
Surface Grinding ±0.005mm Flatness & parallelism (Ra 0.4μm) 400 × 250 mm
Cylindrical Grinding ±0.01mm OD & ID concentricity (0.005mm) Dia 2 – 150 mm
Milling (Non-Mag) ±0.05mm Pockets, slots, holes (aluminum/brass) Custom jigs & fixtures

Our Production Process

1. Drawing Review
2. Material Selection
3. Setup & Fixturing
4. Rough Machining
5. Semi-Finish
6. Finish Pass
7. CMM Inspection
8. Demagnetization
9. Surface Coating
10. Re-magnetization
11. Final QC
12. Delivery

Materials We Machine

Sintered NdFeB (N35–N52)
Sintered Ferrite (C5–C11)
SmCo (All Grades)
Bonded NdFeB

Precision Applications

Medical Implants

Surgical grade tolerances for micro-magnets used in implantable devices and hearing aids.

Aerospace & Defense

Mission-critical components for guidance systems, actuators, and high-spec sensors.

Research & Prototypes

Rapid machining for lab setups and R&D proofs-of-concept with no MOQ.

High-Performance Motors

Custom arc segments and rotor assemblies for EV and industrial automation motors.

Why Choose Elite for Machining?

In-House EDM

Full control over the wire EDM process for maximum precision and speed.

CMM Every Part

Advanced Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) verification for every dimension.

DFM Consultation

Our engineers review your drawings to suggest cost-saving machining strategies.

Fast Turnaround

3-5 days for typical prototypes. We respect your project timelines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you machine our supplied magnet blanks?

Yes, we frequently accept customer-supplied material for precision machining. We will conduct a material inspection upon receipt to ensure it meets the requirements for the intended process.

What file formats do you accept for drawings?

We prefer STEP, IGES, or SolidWorks files for 3D data, and PDF or DXF for 2D drawings with tolerances and material specifications.

What is turnaround time for prototype machining?

Standard prototype machining typically takes 3-5 working days, depending on geometry complexity and coating requirements.

Do you offer DFM (Design for Manufacturability) review?

Absolutely. Our engineering team reviews every drawing to identify potential machining risks and suggests optimizations to reduce cost and improve lead times.

Can you re-magnetize after machining?

Yes. Many magnets are machined in a demagnetized state for safety and precision. We offer full re-magnetization to your specified orientation after machining and coating.

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