Huatai Xinding (Beijing) Metal Materials Co., Ltd. is a Beijing company in magnetic materials, trading under the brand Atech (HTXD). Its business type on the verified platform listing is Manufacturer + Trading Company, and that line is used here exactly as listed, without expansion into factory descriptions, floor areas or headcounts, none of which was verified. The company's main published line is sintered neodymium magnets, alloy Nd2Fe14B, described on the company's product pages as the strongest magnetic material commercially available today.
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Company history, stated with attribution only
According to the company's own profile, its magnet business traces back to 1993. That sentence is an attributed company statement, not a verified founding fact, and it is the only history sentence published on this site. No other year, no length of experience in years, and no production capacity figure is published here, because the published sources conflict on those points and none was independently verified. Readers who need a verified company history should ask the company directly through the contact channels below.
The company's published contact channels are: telephone +86-010-53345989, fax +86 10 5275 5502, email [email protected] and Skype [email protected], at Dongmafang No.415, Shangzhuang Town, Haidian District, Beijing 100094, China. No personal name or personal mobile number is published on this site, because none was verified on the company's contact page.
What this site does and does not claim
This site claims the following, and no more: the company name and brand as above; the Beijing location and address as published on the company's contact page; the business type as listed; the six published shape ranges with their tolerances and directions; the shared grade temperature table; and the six application categories as headings. It does not claim a verified certification, a factory description, an export record, a customer list, a minimum order quantity, a lead time or a warranty term. Each of those items is either stated as available upon request, stated as an open question for inquiry, or stated as unavailable on the published pages, exactly as the evidence requires.