Hello Experts,

Just banging this gong in case you would like to know, and don't yet... the EU 
has gifted us the Critical Raw Materials Act (regulation 2024/1252), which 
among many other things, requires electric motors containing magnets (e.g., 
stepper motors), and products containing such motors, to be particularly 
labeled, CE marked, have data carriers, etc... But they sneak in a scope 
limitation via definition of electric motor, limiting it to motors with a rated 
output equal to or above 120watts.

Best Regards,
-Lauren Crane

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