The dependence of fracture strength and magnetic properties of sintered NdFeB magnets on jet-milling particle size was studied. It was found that as mean particle size decreased from 4.0 mu m to 2.9 mu m, thet grain size in magnets decreased, which resulted in the bending strength rapidly increased from 212 MPa to 312 MPa, about 50 % increment. Optimum magnetic properties of B-r and (BH)(m) were achieved at mean particle size of 3.3 mu m. H-i(c) increased with the decrease of mean particle size, but the B-r, (BH)(m) decreased due to the increase of amount of much more smaller particles. When mean particle size is more than 3.3 mu m, all of the magnetic properties decrease because of presence of much more larger particles.