Jinmeng Rare Earth's 4,000 mt/year NdFeB Scrap Recycling Line Starts Trial Run

Published: Jan 16, 2026 09:57

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[Breaking News: Jinmeng Rare Earth's 4,000 mt NdFeB Scrap Recycling Automated Production Line Enters Trial Production] The newly constructed 4,000 mt/year NdFeB scrap recycling automated production line of Jinmeng Rare Earth under China Northern Rare Earth has now entered the trial production phase. As a crucial part of China Northern Rare Earth's strategy to establish a 10kt-level comprehensive utilization system for rare earth resources in both southern and northern regions, this project not only perfects the resource circulation system linking Pr-Nd alloy with scrap but also fills the gap in the rare earth scrap processing industry in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The production line is at the forefront of the industry in terms of equipment, technology, and automation. It places particular emphasis on the application of full-element recovery technology, achieving comprehensive and efficient utilization of metallic elements from scrap, fully tapping into the potential value of scrap resources. After the official launch of the project, it is expected to process up to 16,000 mt of NdFeB scrap annually and produce approximately 4,000 mt of rare earth oxides.

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