Magnetic products & custom projects
Magnetic materials and finished products—sourced, processed, and manufactured through one accountable B2B team.
Materials, drawings, tolerances, validation, and packaging aligned before quotation.
Start by material
For engineered parts, begin with the material family and define geometry, magnetic requirement, environment, finishing, assembly, and inspection needs before comparing offers.
Plan a neodymium magnet requirement around geometry, grade, coating, magnetization, environment, and assembly conditions.
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Define ferrite magnet projects by shape, dimensions, magnetic requirement, tolerance, operating conditions, and volume.
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Specify flexible magnetic sheet, strip, roll, lamination, print surface, adhesive, cutting, and packaging requirements.
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About us
FINDMAG is the magnetic-products brand operated by 宁波超趣贸易有限公司 (NingBoChaoQuMaoYiYouXianGongSi) in Ningbo, Zhejiang, China. We help overseas buyers turn an application or drawing into a reviewable product requirement.
Why FINDMAG
FINDMAG connects magnetic materials, component processing, finished-product manufacturing, inspection, and export packing around the approved specification. For suitable repeat-volume programs, connected feeding, positioning, assembly, inline inspection, and sorting can support a controlled production route.
Explore our capabilities
Automated production workflow
10+
Years of experience
200+
Employees
100+
Countries served
20,000 m²
Factory footprint
Manufacturing capability
Material preparation, component processing, assembly, inspection, and export packing are organized around the approved specification. Automation is applied where product design and repeat volume justify it.
Equipment and fixtures matched to the required geometry, finish, and volume.
Dimensions, appearance, function, and packing reviewed before release.
Trade-show engagement
Trade-show meetings give buyers a practical setting to compare magnetic materials, finished products, drawings, samples, packaging needs, and project timing with one technical conversation.
Prepare for a meeting
Share drawings, sample references, application conditions, expected volume, and open technical questions.
Ways to work with us
Choose the commercial starting point that fits your project. Responsibility for design, tooling, brand, supplied materials, inspection, MOQ, and documentation is confirmed in the quotation.
Review a target use or reference, then define a proposed product specification and sample plan.
Produce to an approved drawing, sample, specification, and buyer-brand packaging plan.
Source an agreed FINDMAG assortment with defined documentation and channel packaging.
Execute an agreed scope around buyer-defined materials, components, tooling, and inspection points.
People behind FINDMAG
Trade shows start the conversation. Team coordination, customer visits, and direct project reviews keep the requirement clear after the first meeting.
Buyers can connect product, engineering, quality, packaging, and commercial questions through one project conversation.
Contact FINDMAGHow we work
Clear product routes, controlled inquiry inputs, and evidence-aware publishing help procurement and engineering teams compare the right information before a quote is approved.
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Product routes start with the inputs that affect specification, comparison, and quotation.
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Material-led and finished-use routes stay distinct, with safety-critical uses clearly separated.
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Unverified performance, capacity, certification, and test values are not presented as facts.
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Drawings, samples, quantities, validation needs, and commercial timing can enter one RFQ route.
Operational visibility
Beyond product images, overseas buyers need a clear view of how requirements, reviews, handling, and communication are organized across a project.
Use structured on-site reviews to align drawings, process checkpoints, samples, and open actions.
Keep identification, storage, packing protection, carton data, and dispatch handling visible and organized.
Bring procurement, engineering, quality, and commercial inputs into one documented project review.
Project workflow
Timing, feasibility, samples, validation, MOQ, and production terms remain subject to the confirmed product and written quotation.
Share the application, target geometry, quantity, environment, and commercial priorities.
Clarify material, tolerances, magnetization, coating, assembly, and evidence requirements.
Define the sample scope and the checks required before a production decision.
Review dimensions, appearance, performance conditions, packaging, and documentation.
Confirm the controlled specification, order terms, inspection plan, and delivery arrangement.
Start by finished use
Finished-product pages organize construction choices and the buying information needed for comparison. Underwater retrieval magnets and material-lifting equipment stay explicitly separated because their use, ratings, and safety evidence differ.
Standard, swivel, and swivel-carabiner formats organized for specification and quotation.
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Round and square spring clips in multiple colors and size options, including larger square formats, plus assorted magnetic bag or chip clips.
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Separate underwater retrieval products and kits from material-lifting equipment and its safety-critical evidence.
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Whiteboard, compact push-pin, glass, and photo-frame products organized by construction, dimensions, holding data, and pack format.
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Magnetic toys, fidget products, and practical magnetic accessories for desks, homes, offices, and creative everyday use.
Adult-oriented products only (18+); warnings remain product-specific.
View scopeSpecification dimensions
Material, geometry, working conditions, testing, packaging, and commercial inputs should be visible before a quote is compared.
Open the RFQ formMaterial family, grade or performance target, and the basis for acceptance.
Drawing, dimensions, critical features, tolerances, and mating components.
Operating environment, corrosion exposure, appearance, and surface requirements.
Direction, pole arrangement, orientation marks, and assembly relationship.
Temperature, humidity, contact surface, air gap, load direction, and duty cycle.
Test method, fixture, steel condition, sample count, unit, and evidence source.
Unit protection, pack quantity, labeling, carton limits, and channel requirements.
Estimated quantity, MOQ discussion, target date, destination, and delivery terms.
Prepare your inquiry
Start with what you know. Unknown technical fields can remain open for clarification; unsupported values will not be invented.
