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These French Giants Want to Recycle Permanent Magnets so They Don't Depend on China Anymore.
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France and Europe continue to accelerate the recycling of magnets and the re-use of rare earths. The aim is to phase out the Chinese monopoly. A new pilot line for the recycling of permanent magnets has just been inaugurated by Orano and the CEA in Grenoble. At the cutting edge of technology, this line has an ambitious objective: to recycle magnets with heterogeneous properties and characteristics, to produce high-performance magnets. The challe…
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