American Rare Earths Launches Advanced Innovation Lab in Oklahoma for Magnet Manufacturing

Published: Apr 2, 2025 17:50

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American Rare Earths announced the launch of its advanced innovation laboratory in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The laboratory will provide customers with prototype permanent magnets, fully replicating the entire production process of magnets. The commissioning of this state-of-the-art facility marks a significant milestone in the construction of the largest sintered NdFeB magnet manufacturing base in the US. Before the official operation of the first production line in early 2026, the laboratory will accelerate the customer certification process and play a crucial role in R&D innovation, customer support, breakthroughs in independent intellectual property, quality control, and production process optimization.

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