How advanced is the layout of rare earth magnets? American netizens collectively mourned in the comment area: The future is bleak, how to chase it

In recent years, the U.S. government has reinvigorated the U.S. rare earth magnet manufacturing industry through subsidies and tax credits, particularly in the defense sector. Since 2018, the U.S. has restricted the use of Chinese-made magnets in military equipment, leading to a narrowing of suppliers, especially in the U.S., where only one company currently produces the dominant model of rare earth magnets, especially in the Chinese market

After three decades of deindustrialization after the Cold War, their homegrown rare earth magnet-related factories are almost nil, and it has been two decades since the last U.S. factory closed after breaking ground in March. VAC, one of the few manufacturers of rare earth magnets in the West, has sent American workers to Germany for training and wants to save costs by automating them, however embarrassingly, the price of their magnets will be around 50% more expensive than magnets made on Continental.

Rare earth magnets are widely used, from electric vehicles to cruise missiles, missile defense systems and helicopters, and even the old American F35, nuclear submarines, etc., all need to be used and indispensable, and the continental rare earth magnets account for 92% of the global share

American netizens once again collectively criticized their "far-sighted" deindustrialization, in the words of American netizens, "The American war machine needs Chinese magnets, so we have to make it ourselves." But no one knows how."

Kudos to our country's rare earth science and technology workers, we have indeed made great progress since we were on this table in 1998

Malaysian netizens said that such trade protectionism has no future. And our country has always pursued a win-win situation. For these countries, the tariffs are not a mistake, but the United States and the West will never learn a lesson

From rare earth magnets to brushless motors to the development of new energy, it can only be said that the wisdom of the Chinese is amazing, no wonder the first person to vigorously promote new energy vehicles is actually Qian Xuesen, Qian Lao!

Lao Mei is now like a dying old man, learning our development trajectory in various fields such as semiconductors, new energy, batteries, wind energy, etc., on the other hand, crazy subsidies, interest rate hikes to curb domestic inflation, and there are trillions of debt burdens externally, and the cost burden should be put a big question mark (we will not talk about ideological issues [see])

This American netizen has seen it quite thoroughly, after all, Lao Mei can spend $1,000 to buy a toilet seat, and it is the same for spending more money to buy their own rare earth magnets, and they can also create their own jobs, but they ordinary people can't enjoy the development dividend [sneer]

This is an ordinary old American industrial worker, nearly 80 years old and still working, there are no young people, no talents in the metallurgical industry, we can only watch the outflow of industry to us. In contrast, win-win cooperation and development are eternal, and vainly trying to harvest only the upper layers of the pyramid will not work, and will only suffer the laborers.

Foreign netizens feel the development of China's rare earth magnets up close, 20 years ago, the magnet in the high-power microwave equipment was the size of a brick, and now it is only one-third the size of a cigarette box

Plant melons and get melons, plant beans and get beans

Today's status quo is not to blame others

In the matter of "chess layout", no one really can beat us

Once again, I praise the mainland's far-sighted strategic vision and rare earth magnet industry