Method for producing rare-earth magnets, and rare-earth-compound application device
AssigneeShin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.
InventorsYukihiro Kuribayashi, Shogo Kamiya, Harukazu Maegawa, Shintaro Tanaka
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AssigneeShin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.
InventorsYukihiro Kuribayashi, Shogo Kamiya, Harukazu Maegawa, Shintaro Tanaka
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A coating tank 1 provided with a net belt passage opening is prepared, a slurry obtained by dispersing a rare-earth-compound powder in a solvent is continuously supplied to the coating tank 1 to cause the coating tank 1 to overflow, and a plurality of sintered magnet bodies 10 are arranged on a net belt conveyor 5, continuously conveyed horizontally thereon, and passed through the slurry in the coating tank 1 via the net belt passage opening, to apply the slurry to the sintered magnet bodies. The slurry is subsequently dried to continuously apply the powder to the plurality of sintered magnet bodies. As a result, the rare-earth-compound powder can be uniformly applied to the surfaces of the sintered magnet bodies, and the application operation can be performed extremely efficiently.
A method for producing rare-earth magnets by applying a powder containing one or at least two selected from an oxide, a fluoride, an oxyfluoride, a hydroxide, or a hydride of R2 (wherein R2 represents one or at least two selected from rare-earth elements including Y and Sc) onto sintered magnet bodies made of an R1—Fe—B-based composition (wherein R1 is one or at least two selected from rare-earth elements including Y and Sc) and heat treated to permit R2 to be absorbed in the sintered magnet bodies, the method comprising:
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