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  • Amazon's IATA Reporting Requirements for Magnetic Products

Amazon’s IATA Reporting Requirements for Magnetic Products

Amazon's IATA Reporting Requirements for Magnetic Products Recently, many Amazon sellers have run into confusion during the “magnetic product” review process. Amazon often asks for a magnetic testing report that complies with IATA standards, and some review notes specifically mention measuring the magnetic field strength (in gauss) at 2.1 meters from any surface of the [...]

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  • The Birth and Product Characteristics of Cerium Magnet

The Birth and Product Characteristics of Cerium Magnet

The Birth and Product Characteristics of Cerium Magnet Cerium magnet, a cheap alternative With the rapid development of the rare earth permanent magnet motor industry, the demand for neodymium iron boron magnets has significantly increased in electric vehicles, wind power generation, and electronic equipment. However, some of the raw materials required to manufacture neodymium magnets [...]

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  • 10 Types of Magnetic Component Materials

10 Types of Magnetic Component Materials

10 Types of Magnetic Component Materials With the gradual increase of market share of new energy vehicles,it is expected that the demand for magnetic components will exceed 3 billion by 2025. According to statistics, the total value of magnetic components for each vehicle is approximately 1200-1500 CNY per vehicle. By 2025, the global market size [...]

  • Magnet Materials

Magnet Materials

Permanent Magnet Materials Permanent magnet lodestones contain magnetite, a hard, crystalline iron ferrite mineral that derives its magnetism from the effect the earth's magnetic field has on it. Various steel alloys can also be magnetized. The first big step in developing more effective permanent magnet materials came in the 1930s with the development of Alnico [...]

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