Abstract

We have succeeded in preparing magnetically anisotropic SmCo 5 ribbons with high permanent performance by single-roller melt spinning at low wheel velocity. The anisotropy is associated with a crystallographic texture formed during melt-spinning process, with the c-axis parallel to the longitudinal direction of the ribbons. The formation of the crystallographic texture is attributed to a directional solidification process resulting from a thermal gradient. A remanence of 9.1 kG, remanence ratio of 0.9, intrinsic coercivity of 16.2 kOe and energy product of 18.2 MGOe at room temperature are obtained in the melt-spun and subsequently annealed SmCo 5 ribbons prepared at 5 m/s.

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