What you provide
Send your drawing or model, target quantity, annual volume, material or grade if known, coating, tolerances, magnetization direction and operating temperature.
Capabilities
Custom NdFeB magnets sourced to your specification.
Independent sourcing support for sintered neodymium magnets defined by drawing, grade, dimensions, coating, magnetization and operating conditions.
RFQ inputs
The useful detail is in the drawing and operating conditions.
01Geometry and dimensions
02Magnet grade
03Operating temperature
04Coating
05Tolerance
06Magnetization direction
What we do
We organize your request, research relevant manufacturing options, request comparable information and surface differences for your review.
Your decision record
You receive the offered specifications, origin statements, timing assumptions and supplier deviations in one record.
FAQ
What to expect from the sourcing review.
What does a comparable supplier response contain?+
It repeats the offered grade, coating, dimensions, tolerance, magnetization, origin, quantity and timing assumptions, with deviations stated separately.
Can I submit an incomplete RFQ?+
Yes. Provide the known requirements and clearly mark unknown items. We can help organize the questions that potential manufacturers will need answered.
Who approves the technical specification?+
The buyer retains engineering approval and supplier qualification. Cardinal structures the sourcing evidence and comparison.
Related resources
Detailed notes for the technical and sourcing questions on this page.
NdFeB Grades, Temperature Suffixes and Sourcing Risk
A procurement-oriented guide to N35–N52, M/H/SH/UH/EH suffixes and the composition evidence needed before comparing sources.
2026-07-03 · Read articleRFQ Checklist for Custom NdFeB Magnets
The technical and commercial inputs that make custom-magnet quotations comparable instead of merely fast.
2026-07-10 · Read articleRFQ
Have a drawing, specification or sourcing problem?
Send what you know. If the RFQ is incomplete, we can help organize the missing commercial and technical questions before supplier outreach.