A 
samarium and 
cobalt sintered permanent 
magnet material comprises, in weight percent, 25-27%wt of 
samarium, 49-51%wt of 
cobalt, 5-6.5%wt of 
copper, 3-3.5%wt of 
zirconium and 15-18%wt of iron. A preparation method includes the steps: 
smelting; 
casting an 
ingot; absorbing 
hydrogen for the cast 
ingot; making 
powder; performing orientation forming and 
sintering. In the 
smelting process, the thickness of a 
casting mould cavity is decreased, cooling water is filled into the wall of the mould cavity, cooling of the cast 
ingot is accelerated, 
element composition segregation is decreased, the production process is stabilized, a 
dendrite crystal is restrained by adding a 
zirconium element, 
hydrogen absorbing is performed for the cast ingot in the 
smelting process, production steps are saved, and 
energy consumption is reduced. In the subsequent milling process, the cast ingot absorbed 
hydrogen is crystallized into particles, the particles fracture along 
crystal boundaries in the milling process of 
airflow, the integrality of 
crystal particles is ensured, the 
anisotropy of the crystal particles is improved, 
magnetic powder particles are obtained, 
particle size distribution is concentrated with the range of 3.5-4.5 micrometers, the 
sintering temperature needed by the 
magnetic powder particle of each point of a blank is the same in the later 
sintering process, the sizes of the sintered crystal particles are the same and uniform, and the performances, particularly, such as residual 
magnetism Br, maximum 
magnetic energy product (BH) max and 
critical magnetic field Hk of a sintered permanent 
magnet are improved.