This invention discloses a sintered NdFeB
magnet and its
bluing process, relating to the field of
magnet corrosion protection technology. The
bluing process includes the following steps: dry
polishing of the NdFeB black sheet using a composite
polishing medium to remove surface oil, dust, and a dense
oxide layer, exposing a fresh active substrate and forming a rough interface; the composite
polishing medium consists of stone particles, shell particles, and
sawdust; and
bluing the polished NdFeB black sheet to induce an oxidation reaction on the
substrate surface, generating a blue Fe3O4 protective film. This bluing process achieves a magnetic loss
repair rate of up to 1.19%, while simultaneously achieving zero chemical emissions, zero
wastewater generation, and replacing expensive controlled atmospheres with zero-cost air. It also fundamentally solves the rigid constraints of process connections caused by wet material
overprinting, providing a surface protection solution for NdFeB magnets that combines environmental friendliness, high
corrosion resistance, magnetic property repair capabilities, and low cost.