Welcome to Crown Rare Earth Metals
Our Vision
Empowering Progress, Preserving the Future
We envision a world where the unique properties of rare earth metals drive advancements in technology, energy, and sustainable practices. By providing access to these critical elements, we contribute to a future where innovation knows no bounds, all while maintaining a steadfast commitment to environmental responsibility.
Who We Are
Crown Rare Earth Metals is more than a supplier; we are a partner in progress. Our team comprises experts with deep industry knowledge, ensuring that we not only meet but exceed our clients' expectations. With a passion for excellence, we strive to be the go-to source for rare earth metals, offering a diverse range of products tailored to the evolving needs of our customers.
Why Choose Crown Rare Earth Metals?
Quality Assurance: Our commitment to quality is unwavering. We source our rare earth metals from reputable suppliers and implement rigorous quality control measures to ensure the purity and reliability of our products.
Innovation at the Core: In a world driven by technological advancements, we stay ahead of the curve by continuously exploring new ways to harness the unique properties of rare earth metals. Our commitment to innovation sets us apart in the industry.
Sustainability Matters: At Crown Rare Earth Metals, we recognize the environmental impact of our industry. We are dedicated to sustainable practices, from responsible sourcing to eco-friendly production methods, minimizing our carbon footprint along the way.
Customer-Centric Approach: Your success is our success. We prioritize understanding your unique requirements and tailoring our solutions to meet them. Our customer-centric approach ensures that you receive personalized service and prompt, reliable deliveries.
Our Products
Lanthanum (La):
Introduction:
Lanthanum, with the symbol La and atomic number 57, is a rare earth metal known for its soft, ductile, silvery-white appearance. As a proud member of the lanthanide series, it plays a vital role in various industries.
Applications:
Catalysis: Lanthanum compounds from Crown Rare Earth Metals serve as catalysts in critical industrial processes, particularly in petroleum refining.
Hybrid Car Batteries: Elevate your hybrid vehicles' performance with our high-purity lanthanum, a key component in nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries.
Cerium (Ce):
Introduction:
Cerium, symbolized as Ce and with atomic number 58, holds a special place as the most abundant rare earth element, renowned for its unique properties.
Applications:
Catalytic Converters: Our premium cerium oxide, a crucial component, contributes to the efficiency of catalytic converters, reducing harmful emissions in automobiles.
Glass and Polishing Compounds: Explore the world of high-quality optics with Crown Rare Earth Metals' cerium compounds used in glass and lens polishing.
Praseodymium (Pr):
Introduction:
Praseodymium, represented by the symbol Pr and with atomic number 59, is a soft, silvery metal that enhances the capabilities of various high-performance applications.
Applications:
Magnets: Power up your electronic devices with Crown's praseodymium, a key component in powerful rare earth magnets used in electric motors and headphones.
Alloys: Our praseodymium contributes to the creation of specialized alloys, enhancing the performance of aircraft engines and other machinery.
Neodymium (Nd):
Introduction:
Neodymium, symbolized as Nd and with atomic number 60, is a rare earth metal celebrated for its strong magnetic properties.
Applications:
Magnets: Transform your electronic devices with Crown's neodymium magnets, the strongest type of permanent magnets, widely used in consumer electronics and renewable energy technologies.
Lasers: Harness the power of neodymium-doped lasers in various fields, including medicine and industry.
Promethium (Pm):
Introduction:
Promethium, with the symbol Pm and atomic number 61, adds a touch of innovation as a radioactive element with unique applications.
Applications:
Nuclear Batteries: Explore space and military applications with Crown's utilization of the radioactive decay of promethium in advanced nuclear batteries.
Luminous Paint: Illuminate your surroundings with our promethium-infused luminous paint, providing a self-luminous quality.
Samarium (Sm):
Introduction:
Samarium, symbolized as Sm and with atomic number 62, brings strength and reliability as a moderately hard silvery metal.
Applications:
Permanent Magnets: Crown Rare Earth Metals introduces samarium-cobalt magnets for high-performance applications, including electronic devices and sensors.
Nuclear Reactors: Ensure safety with our samarium, designed to absorb neutrons and used in control rods for nuclear reactors.
Europium (Eu):
Introduction:
Europium, represented by the symbol Eu and with atomic number 63, captivates with its luminescent properties as a member of the lanthanide series.
Applications:
LEDs: Illuminate the future with Crown's europium, a phosphor used in the red and blue components of cutting-edge LED lights.
Nuclear Reactors: Enhance nuclear reactor control rods with our europium, serving as a neutron absorber.
Gadolinium (Gd):
Introduction:
Gadolinium, symbolized as Gd and with atomic number 64, takes center stage as a silvery-white, malleable, and ductile rare earth metal.
Applications:
Medical Imaging: Crown's gadolinium compounds, used as contrast agents in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ensure precise and detailed medical imaging.
Nuclear Reactors: Safeguard nuclear reactors with gadolinium, adept at absorbing neutrons and employed in control rods.
Terbium (Tb):
Introduction:
Terbium, with the symbol Tb and atomic number 65, adds versatility as a malleable and ductile rare earth metal.
Applications:
Phosphors: Crown's terbium is indispensable in phosphors, contributing to green and blue emission in fluorescent lamps and television tubes.
Magnets: Harness the power of Crown's terbium in powerful permanent magnets, elevating the performance of various electronic devices.
Dysprosium (Dy):
Introduction:
Dysprosium, symbolized as Dy and with atomic number 66, emerges as a rare earth element renowned for its high magnetic susceptibility.
Applications:
Magnets: Crown's dysprosium contributes to the production of neodymium-iron-boron magnets, enhancing their performance at high temperatures.
Nuclear Reactors: Explore the versatile applications of dysprosium in nuclear reactors, serving as a neutron absorber.
Holmium (Ho):
Introduction:
Holmium, with the symbol Ho and atomic number 67, showcases its soft and malleable nature as a rare earth element.
Applications:
Lasers: Crown Rare Earth Metals presents holmium lasers for medical and industrial applications, including surgery and material processing.
Nuclear Reactors: Holmium finds its place in nuclear reactors for various purposes, including neutron capture.
Erbium (Er):
Introduction:
Erbium, symbolized as Er and with atomic number 68, adds a touch of luster as a soft, malleable, and silvery element in the lanthanide series.
Applications:
Fiber Optic Communications: Crown's erbium-doped fiber amplifiers boost optical signals in fiber optic communication systems, ensuring efficient communication.
Lasers: Explore the applications of erbium lasers in medical and cosmetic procedures, as well as in materials processing.
Thulium (Tm):
Introduction:
Thulium, with the symbol Tm and atomic number 69, stands out as a malleable and ductile rare earth metal.
Applications:
Medical Imaging: Crown's thulium is employed in certain medical lasers for procedures such as lithotripsy and dermatology, ensuring precision and efficiency.
Research: Contribute to scientific breakthroughs with our thulium, employed in scientific research, particularly in nuclear physics and spectroscopy.