Description

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Overview

Samarium, a moderately hard and silvery rare earth metal, is relatively stable in air and typically processed into ingots, powder, or samarium oxide for industrial use. Extracted primarily from bastnäsite and monazite ores through advanced refining methods, samarium is a critical component in high-performance applications. It is best known for its role in samarium-cobalt (SmCo) magnets, which offer exceptional resistance to demagnetization and perform reliably in extreme conditions, making them ideal for aerospace components, such as actuators, and medical devices like MRI machines. Samarium’s stability and specialized uses in demanding industries, combined with its recyclability, position it as a valuable resource in the technology metals market.

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Properties

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Applications

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Packaging options​

Standard Format:

Samarium ingots or powder, typically 1–5 kg per ingot.

Packed in vacuum-sealed or argon-filled containers.

Can be processed into specific forms (e.g., powder, foil).

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Market outlook​

Samarium’s demand is driven by its use in magnets and medical applications. Samarium oxide prices are around $3–$5 per kg as of early 2025, with China dominating supply. The market is expected to remain stable, with potential growth in medical and nuclear applications.

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Purchase & Compliance​

Certificate of analysis included. Third-party testing offered. KYC may apply for bulk orders.

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