| S1 | Current SERP check for "arc magnet online" | Top results include online catalog and supplier pages with OD, ID, length, arc angle, grade, coating, magnetization direction, set count, and custom quote signals. | Sets the page angle as online buying/RFQ readiness rather than a generic arc magnet definition. | Checked on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S2 | SuperMagnetMan arc motor magnet catalog examples | Public product snippets expose catalog dimensions such as OD, ID, length, angle, grade, plating, pole split, and MOQ. | Supports catalog-fit checks for prototypes and low-risk online purchases. | Checked on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S3 | Stanford Magnets neodymium arc magnets | Supplier page states that neodymium arc magnets can be customized by size, angle, grade, and magnetic orientation. | Supports custom RFQ branching when catalog geometry does not match the application. | Checked on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S4 | K&J Magnetics arc segment product example | Arc segment catalog copy ties online products to ring OD/ID assembly and Br/coating information. | Shows why online pages must still be translated into assembly-level fit checks. | Checked on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S5 | ASTM A1101-16 NdFeB magnet specification | Public standard page covers NdFeB composition, workmanship, finish, sampling, certification, packaging, Br, HcB, HcJ, and BHmax. | Turns online quote decisions into evidence requests for grade certificate, finish, sampling, and packaging. | Standard page accessed on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S6 | ASTM A977/A977M permanent magnet test method | ASTM positions hysteresigraph testing for high-coercivity permanent magnets and references IEC 60404-5. | Supports asking online suppliers to name the magnetic test method instead of relying only on grade labels. | Standard page accessed on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S7 | IEC 60404-5:2015 permanent magnet measurement standard | IEC defines measurement of magnetic flux density, magnetic polarization, magnetic field strength, demagnetization curve, and recoil line for permanent magnet materials. | Supports asking online suppliers for test method, measured curve data, and sample geometry rather than accepting only a grade label. | IEC publication page accessed on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S8 | USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Rare Earths | USGS reports 2025 rare-earth data, limited recycling from permanent magnets, and 2021-24 U.S. rare-earth compound/metal import sources led by China. | Adds supply-risk context for NdFeB and SmCo online quotes, especially when dysprosium, terbium, or samarium exposure matters. | USGS 2026 report accessed on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S9 | USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Heavy Rare Earths | USGS reports 100% U.S. net import reliance for heavy rare-earth compounds and metals, with small quantities recovered from permanent magnets. | Explains why high-temperature NdFeB grades that depend on Dy/Tb should be quoted with lead-time and substitution risk, not price alone. | USGS 2026 report accessed on June 5, 2026 | Open |
| S10 | European Commission Critical Raw Materials Act page | The Act sets requirements on recyclability and recycled content for permanent magnets and aims to improve collection and recycling of critical raw material-rich waste. | Turns EU-bound RFQs into traceability, recyclability, and recycled-content questions instead of treating online magnets as anonymous parts. | European Commission page accessed on June 5, 2026 | Open |