From Breakthrough to Scale.
Building Niron Magnetics in Minnesota. A new class of magnet made without rare earths, and the Sartell plant that will make it at scale.
Tuesday, Sept 15, Industry Day
10:30 AM – 10:55 AM · Schulze Auditorium, Schulze Hall, University of St. Thomas
Niron Magnetics was born in Minnesota with a breakthrough in materials science: a new class of permanent magnets made using iron and nitrogen, without relying on rare earth materials. The material was only the beginning. Today, Niron is turning that innovation into a manufacturing capability built for scale. This session explores Niron’s evolution from early-stage technology development to commercial manufacturing, including how the company has grown its technology, team, and operations while maintaining a focus on domestic production and supply chains. At the center of this next chapter is Niron’s commercial manufacturing plant in Sartell, Minnesota.

Niron Magnetics
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Tuesday, Sept 15, Industry Day
10:30 AM – 10:55 AM
Schulze Auditorium, Schulze Hall, University of St. Thomas
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