Cookie Policy for Industrial Buyers

Website operator and seller for new orders: Magatom Dynamics Co., Ltd. (深圳磁原动力科技有限公司). This company signs contracts, issues commercial invoices and receives payments for new orders. Payment details are provided on the invoice.

Scope

This Cookie Policy explains how microgearmotoroem.com uses cookies and similar technologies. It is designed for a B2B website focused on product information and inquiry support.

Corporate Background: Operated by Magatom Dynamics Co., Ltd. Legal entity: Magatom Dynamics Co., Ltd.

What Are Cookies

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They help websites function correctly, improve security, and remember certain preferences.

1) Essential Cookies

These cookies are required for core website functions, such as page delivery, security checks, and basic navigation behavior. Without them, the site may not function as expected.

2) Functional Cookies

These cookies remember selected preferences (for example, language/locale behavior) so the site experience is more consistent.

3) Security/Protection Cookies

If protection tools are enabled, related cookies may be used to detect abuse, reduce bot traffic, and protect forms or endpoints.

Practical Examples on This Site

Cookie and similar technology use may support ordinary website operations such as:

Site Activity	Possible Technical Purpose	Buyer Impact
Browsing product and OEM capability pages	deliver pages, maintain performance, and keep navigation stable	supports technical research before RFQ
Changing or retaining language/locale behavior	remember a functional preference when available	reduces repeated setup during supplier comparison
Submitting or protecting inquiry forms	limit spam, abuse, or automated traffic against contact endpoints	helps keep RFQ communication reliable
Reviewing analytics at an aggregate level, if enabled	understand which industrial pages need improvement	supports better product, application, and documentation coverage

We aim to keep cookie use proportionate to a B2B product-information website. The site is not designed around consumer retargeting, behavioral ad profiles, or online shopping-cart personalization.

Cookies We Do Not Intentionally Use for Advertising

This site does not intentionally run ad-network targeting cookies for behavior-based advertising. If this changes in the future, we will update this policy accordingly.

Third-Party Services

Some infrastructure and communication services may set technical cookies required for hosting, security, or service reliability. These providers process data under their own policies and contractual obligations.

Managing Cookies

Most browsers allow you to manage cookies through settings. You can:

delete existing cookies;
block all or selected cookies;
configure alerts when cookies are set.

Disabling certain cookies may affect site functionality.

Browser Control Checklist for Procurement Teams

If your company has strict IT or sourcing-compliance rules, use these steps before submitting confidential RFQ material:

open the site in an approved corporate browser profile;
review browser cookie settings required by your IT policy;
avoid attaching confidential drawings through any channel your company has not approved;
send sensitive files by the communication path agreed between your team and Micro Gear Motor OEM;
include policy questions in the first inquiry so they can be handled before sample or PO release.

If Cookies Are Restricted by Company Policy

Some procurement teams browse supplier sites from locked-down corporate environments. If cookies, scripts, or form-protection tools are blocked, page browsing may still work but inquiry forms, language preferences, or spam-protection checks may behave differently.

Situation	Practical Workaround
Inquiry form does not submit	email the RFQ directly to [email protected] with drawings or structured requirements
Locale preference is not retained	use the direct page URL and include the preferred language in the inquiry
File upload or attachment workflow is restricted	send files through your approved corporate email or agreed secure transfer path
Security tools block a page element	capture the affected URL and browser message so we can review whether the issue is site-side or policy-side

Cookie restrictions should not block a serious sourcing conversation. The most important procurement data can always be provided by email: application, motor family, torque-speed point, voltage range, drawing revision, quantity plan, destination, and validation priority.

For most visitors, cookie settings do not change the technical content of product, solution, OEM, or article pages. The main difference is workflow convenience. Blocking functional cookies may require repeated language selection, and blocking protection scripts may affect forms. It does not change the validity of an inquiry sent by direct email.

When preparing a supplier shortlist, procurement teams can still document the same information regardless of cookie settings:

page URL or product family reviewed;
assumptions copied from a datasheet, article, or application guide;
internal requirement gaps that still need engineering confirmation;
supplier questions that should be answered before sample PO;
policy or IT constraints that affect file transfer.

This distinction matters because cookie policy should not be confused with RFQ confidentiality. Confidential drawings, customer-sensitive files, and production documents should follow your company's approved communication process even when ordinary website browsing is allowed.