The right element.
A defined specification.
Explore rare earth metals for technical and industrial enquiries, with the element, grade, metallic form and documentation clearly defined.

Choose the element and material type.
Yttrium & gadolinium
Start with the element and whether you need the metal or an oxide. Specify grade, form and acceptance criteria.
Browse rare earth elements →Neodymium, dysprosium & more
Use the catalogue to identify relevant materials, then confirm the grade and form for your intended application.
Explore the catalogue →Rare earth oxides
Oxides are different products from elemental metals. Include the formula, purity basis and particle-size requirements.
Explore metal oxides →Metals, oxides and specialist inputs.


Make the material requirement explicit.
JTENK Global Metals reviews rare earth metals enquiries against defined specifications. Begin with the element, requested grade, physical form and quantity. Metal and oxide enquiries should remain clearly distinguished.
For multi-element limits, state whether purity is expressed relative to total material or another defined basis. Identify any critical rare earth or non-rare-earth impurities and the units used.
If handling, atmosphere, container size or special packaging matters, explain the requirement in your enquiry. Relevant precautions should follow the material’s SDS and the final packing arrangement.
- Element & gradeIdentify the rare earth element, metallic form and purity basis.
- Dimensions or sizePieces, lumps, ingots, granules or powder with a stated size range.
- ImpuritiesCritical individual or grouped limits and analytical expectations.
- Packaging & documentsRequired container arrangement, SDS, specification and batch evidence.
Specialist materials in focus.
Gallium metal
Browse the catalogue →Germanium metal
Browse the catalogue →Rare earth materials
Browse the catalogue →Origin and documentation are material-specific.
The country where a business is based is not automatically the manufacturing origin of its materials. Origin and supporting documentation are confirmed for the relevant supply.
Tell us if your purchasing process requires a particular origin, manufacturer disclosure, inspection arrangement or traceability information.
For trial or qualification enquiries, include the evaluation quantity and the acceptance criteria. For recurring procurement, communicate the expected volume and delivery schedule.
Availability, packaging, payment milestones and transport terms are stated in the quotation and proforma invoice.
Bulk and recurring requirements →Useful reading before your enquiry.
Understanding purity grades
Compare nominal purity notation with the specification and impurity information.
Read the purity guide →COA, SDS and TDS
Understand the different purposes of technical and safety documents.
Read the documentation guide →A complete materials RFQ
Organise the technical, packaging and delivery details for a comparable offer.
Read the RFQ guide →More material forms to explore.


Explore our materials or contact the team about the required grade and form.
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