Magnetic Receptive Materials

Why Choose Us

Acro-Mag systems limited is a professional organization in manufacturing, sales and marketing Flexible Magnet and Magnet related products. Since established, we are improving our product range continuously, Our product line includes Flexible Magnetic Materials, Magnetic Printing and Display Materials, and Magnetic Finished products. We specialize in producing Magnetic Receptive Sheet, Magnetic Receptive Material, and other Magnetic Receptive Materials.

Wide Range of Applications

Our products are widely used in Promotion, Advertising, Gifts and Souvenirs, Commercial Visual Display, Interior Display and Decoration, Office and Stationary, Hobby and Crafts, Children's Education etc.

Quality Guaranteed

Our company has obtained a series of certifications such as BA Free testing for Rubber magnetic strips _EN, EC23002507101(GZP23-000976)-CAN Final-ACROMAG, Rubber magnet with EN-71 TESTING_EN, etc.

One-Stop Solution

We supply not only flexible magnet product, but also provide product solutions based on your application and requirement.

 

Quick Response

Our commitment is to respond to your inquiries within 24 hours, ensuring that you receive the information and support you require in a timely manner.

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    Magnetic receptive material (soft magnet material) –FF Steel film series has no magnetic strength itself, but can magnetize with permanent magnets.ACRO-MAG magnetic receptive material is made from...
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  • Magnetic Receptive Sheet
    ACRO-MAG`s Magnetic receptive sheet—ACRO-MAG steel sheeting is a kind of printable media. The printable liners on Magnetic receptive sheet are applied with PET, PP, canvas etc.
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What is Magnetic Receptive Materials

 

 

A few examples of magnetic receptive materials include whiteboards, promotional banners, signs, posters, and more. These items allow for virtually any surface desired to become magnetic, by simply using the adhesive backing of the material to adhere to your wall or other hard surface. If you want to know the specifications and prices of Magnetic Receptive Materials, please contact us!

Advantage of Magnetic Receptive Materials

 

True Flexibility
Magnetic Receptive Materials allow for extremely creative designs. They can be twisted, bent, slit, and die-cut into any shape you want. Truly the only limitation is your imagination.


Cost Savings
Magnetic Receptive Materials have become an indispensable marketing tool for businesses big and small. They offer a huge cost savings to the outdated approach of printing onto vinyl and then over laminating it on flexible magnetic sheets.


No Lamination Issues
Laminating vinyl over vinyl was not the best looking or most efficient process. It costs more than using flexible magnets and the results were never as good. Common issues included peeling, improper bonding and the printed vinyl curling.


Durability
Printable flexible magnetic sheets don't fade, curl or peel. They can be used over and over again or left up for extended periods of time without showing wear. They are weather resistant, withstanding sun, rain, heat and cold as well as high wind speeds better than any alternative.


Easy Printing
Flexible magnetic sheets don't require special printers, making it easy and affordable to get high quality, premium graphics and HD images printed right on them.


Permanent Hold
Flexible magnets are permanent magnets. They won't lose their holding power unless they are exposed to a more powerful magnetic field.


Online Availability
You can order premium quality flexible magnetics online right now from US Magnetix. We offer a wide selection of flexible magnets including sheets, rolls, tapes and labels or you can contact us for a custom magnet. We specialize in creating unique industrial and promotional magnetic products. To get started, reach out to a member of our team online or by calling (763) 540-9497. We'll want to know what your magnet will be used for, the needs you have and your design idea. From there, we'll create your custom magnet, send you a proof for approval. Once approved, we'll produce your final product.

Magnetic Receptive Sheet

How to Choose right Magnetic Receptive Materials

 

Magnetic Strength
Consider the strength of the magnetic receptive sheet. Ensure it has sufficient magnetic strength to securely hold the magnetic items you intend to use with it.


Material and Durability
Evaluate the material of the sheet. It should be durable and resistant to wear and tear. Common materials include rubber, vinyl, or other flexible materials.


Thickness
The thickness of the magnetic receptive sheet is important for its overall strength and durability. Thicker sheets generally have more holding power.


Surface Finish
Check the surface finish of the sheet. It should provide a smooth and even surface for better adhesion of magnets or magnetic elements. Some sheets may have a printable surface if you plan to use them for signage or displays.


Size and Shape
Consider the size and shape of the sheets available. Choose a size that fits your application, and if necessary, check if the sheets can be easily cut or customized to your desired shape.

 

Temperature Resistance
If your application involves exposure to extreme temperatures, ensure that the magnetic receptive sheet can withstand these conditions without losing its magnetic properties or physical integrity.


Adhesive Backing
Some magnetic receptive sheets come with an adhesive backing for easy installation. Determine whether you need this feature based on your application. Adhesive backing simplifies the installation process but may not be suitable for all surfaces.


Budget Considerations
Magnetic receptive sheets come in various price ranges. Consider your budget and compare prices from different suppliers. Keep in mind that higher-quality materials and features may come with a higher cost.


Application-Specific Features
Depending on your intended use, there may be additional features to consider. For example, if you plan to use the sheet for a whiteboard surface, look for products specifically designed for that purpose.

Magnetic Receptive Material
How to Applying Magnetic Receptive Materials

 

  • Before applying, test all inks and paints used on the magnet for adhesion and solvent compatibility.
  • Affix to smooth, flat, or gently curved metallic surfaces.
  • Make sure the entire magnet is flat against the metal surface. Do not place over protrusions (molding, decals, pin striping, etc.) or concave areas. There must be NO air pockets.
  • The magnet itself should be at a room temperature of 60°F (16°C) or above when installed to achieve the best results.
  • Do not apply a magnet that has been curled with the magnet side out. The magnet may not attach properly to the metallic surface resulting in lifted corners or air gaps which will weaken its holding strength. Follow the instructions for Storing a Flexible Magnet. If you place the magnet in the wrong position, completely remove the magnet from the surface and reaffix it. Lift at sides and not at corners to remove. Do not pull the magnet across the surface, or it may stretch due to the resistance caused by the high magnetic strength.
  • Do NOT use on horizontal metal surfaces exposed to direct sunlight (such as automobile hoods), temperatures exceeding 160°F (71°C), or temperatures below -15°F (-26°C). Exposure to cold weather will make the magnet more brittle, so use caution when handling.
  • Be aware that long-term use on surfaces frequently exposed to sunlight (such as vehicles) can result in uneven fading of the surface because the magnet-covered area is shielded from ultraviolet rays.
  • Do NOT use on non-metallic body fillers, simulated wood grain siding, and repainted surfaces. NOTE: Doors and panels on some vehicles are not made of steel. This product will not work on aluminum and plastic surfaces.
  • We recommend rounded corners for magnetic vehicle signage.
  • Although most stainless steel is not receptive to magnets, a few grades are. If using magnets on stainless steel surfaces, remove them daily and clean the magnet and the surface as directed below.
 
Application of Magnetic Receptive Materials

Garage & Motor Repairs
Magnetic tools are used extensively for the main purpose of saving time and stress for jobs with vehicular problems, garage bays, and servicing in similar operations as given below:

  • Magnetic tool racks for tool storehouse and carrying
  • Retrieval tools for reacquiring lost screws, fixings, and tools from hard-to-access places
  • Notice boards and displays
  • Attachment of temporary signage like van outfit or number plates
  • Sweeping to clear bottom spaces of ferrous items
  • Reinforcements for inspection lights
  • Lifts for the movement of heavy steel components


Retail and Display
Magnetic materials and flexible magnetic types are applied in a wide range of display operations to ease application and create minimal damage when removed.

  • Removing banners from ceiling supports
  • Mounting removable wall signage
  • Mounting plates on twisted shells
  • Shelf and position markings
  • Storing shop fitter tools
  • Temporary holding or hanging displays in showrooms or events
  • Rubber carpeted magnets for protecting face finishes


Storehouse & Distribution Centers
Flexible magnets are occasionally the answer for affordable, quick options for the following:

  • Notice board and planner displays
  • Easy attach-and-remove raging bay and shelving labels
  • Attaching temporary vehicle or fork truck signage
  • Sweeping vehicle bays or auto parks clear of ferrous items
  • General tool storage
  • Retrieval of lost items from inaccessible places
 
Types of Magnetic Receptive Materials
Magnetic Sheets or Rolls

A magnetic sheet is a type of printable sheet used for banners, displays, car signs, and art projects. Thin ones are mainly used for crafts like bookmarks and ref magnets. The magnetic sheets are calendared strontium ferrite magnetic cosmetics within a thermoplastic binder to generate a thin sheet, which then magnetizes multiple poles on one face.
A flexible magnetic sheet can attract and hold onto magnetically open faces. It has one magnetic face and can magnetically attract against itself, but it's commonly put against a ferromagnetic layer (mild steel sheet, ferrous sheets, etc.). The binder is the limiting factor on the maximum operating temperature of the magnetic sheets. Above 176 °F (80 °C), the binder starts to soften the magnetic areas to cancel themselves out, which results in demagnetization.

Performance and Variations of Magnetic Sheets

Flexible magnetic sheets come in different forms and finishes. Plain flexible magnetic sheets don't consist of any vinyl or adhesive shells. They are mostly used by printing companies who desire to add their own vinyl or adhesives by the conversion to meet their specific requirements or needs. Flexible magnetic sheets that are adhesive-backed have a standard acrylic adhesive backing sheet or layer added to the unmagnetized face.
This kind of adhesive-backed flexible magnetic sheet can be stuck to other materials or faces as necessary, for example, in making lightweight magnetic parts. Vinyl-backed flexible magnetic sheets consist of a vinyl layer added to the unmagnetized face. They can also have the vinyl printed onto them to create customized signage, advertising operations, and vehicle signage. The applications of flexible magnetic sheets are in signage, banners, magnetic conversions, magnetic advertising, and magnetic displays like charts.
A magnetic sheet or roll is a permanently magnetized, rubber-based material that is synthetic and has many applications and uses in the signage and graphics sector.

Printable Magnetic Paper & Sheets

Printable magnetic paper and sheets stick well to ferrous metallic layers and surfaces, such as metal office cabinets, steel shelving, and metal whiteboards. They can be cut effortlessly with a guillotine or scissors and are compatible with inkjet and laser printers.
The printers are operated by simply placing the magnetic printable paper inside the inkjet printer or laser printer and producing any needed magnetic sign. Magnetic printing paper and sheets are excellent for creating magnetic images and signs for home or plant use; for example, they can produce magnetic prints or organizers for the fridge at home. In the office, they are used for printing business cards, magnetic labels and barcodes, or bills.

Magnetic Strips

There are endless possibilities with magnetic strips. They can be laminated with various coatings, such as strong acrylic glue, for excellent outdoor weather capability.

Characteristics of Magnet Strips

Magnet strips are high-intensity lines of magnetic polarity that fully cover one surface of the flexible magnetic material. Optimum magnetic strength is found on the inside part of the roll. They are available in many forms as standard or high-energy strips. There are various patterns fit for any exercise, magnetized or not magnetized.
Self-adhesive flexible magnetic tape is magnetic on one face and consists of distinctive self-adhesive characteristics on the other face.
It is often used in the merchandising, retail, and exhibition sectors to display bills, photos, signs, and other point-of-trade particulars. It is also excellent for creating magnetic closures on products that are printed. All magnetic tapes are supplied in polarity 'A' and polarity 'B.' If two tapes are being attracted together, there must be an equal amount of each polarity.
Once the product is in place, pressure has to be applied with a weight along the entire length so that the two shells bond together. Later on, the glue has to be dried for about 72 hours in order to achieve adequate adhesive performance. At this point, pressure can be lifted from the glue.
The optimum temperature for drying is between 69.8 °F and 100.4 °F (21°C and 38 °C). The glue is negatively affected by high temperatures beyond 176 °F (80 °C). Even with the right operation, ultraviolet radiation and humidity can affect the glue's adhesiveness over time.

Self-adhesive Magnets

High-quality backing that provides great and maximum adhesion Excellent holding capacity Fast release tab for quick, effective removal of the liner Strong neodymium material composition. Adhesive-backed disc magnets of neodymium are used when magnets are needed to attract a ferromagnetic face like steel. The magnets can sometimes be slightly apart but close enough to attract each other. The use of alternate norths and souths, which can boost the magnets' overall performance, should be considered. This is because the magnets interact positively, pulling and attracting the fields around one another.

 
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What materials is needed for making magnets?

A: Permanent magnets are made from special alloys such as iron, nickel and cobalt, several alloys of rare-earth metals and minerals.

Q: Can you give examples of magnetism at work?

A: A pocket compass uses a magnetic needle to show which way is north. The dark magnetic strip on the backside of a credit card stores data in much the same way as a computer's hard drive does. Vacuum cleaners, blenders, and washing machines all have electric motors that work by magnetic principles.

Q: What is the function of flexible magnetic tool?

A: Used to pick up hard-to-reach items. Knurled aluminum handle. Flexible magnetic retriever is ideal for finding metal nuts, bolts, screws, and other metal pieces.

Q: How do you make a flexible magnet?

A: Flexible magnets are produced by a ferrite magnet material mixed with a flexible rubber binder which is then extruded or calendared to create profiles, tapes and sheets. Because the binder is flexible, the material can be rolled.

Q: What is flexible magnet made of?

A: How are flexible magnets made? A dry mixture of ferrite powder and rubber polymer resin is mixed, calendered and ground; then formed either by extrusion (for magnetic strip) or rollers (for magnetic sheeting).

Q: What is flexible magnetic pick up tool?

A: Flexible shaft can be bent or straightened to help reach difficult spots. Used to retrieve nuts, bolts and other items from tight spaces. Manufactured from Steel. Insulated according to EN/IEC 60900, usable up to 1000V AC / 1500V DC.

Q: What is a magnetic tool used for?

A: When most people think of using a magnetic pickup tool they think of the most basic uses: picking up nails and screws that they have dropped on the floor while working on a project, finding lost nails and screws in piles of sawdust, or ones that are dropped while working outside in the snow, and of course picking up your yard when the roofing company leaves behind a mess of nails in your grass.

Q: How long do flexible magnets last?

A: Answer: The magnetic strength is permanent. The flexible magnetic material will not lose its magnetic strength.

Q: Can you cut flexible magnets?

A: You can cut and shape flexible magnets. Most flexible magnets can be cut using a traditional cutting tool. If you need a magnet in a specific size or shape, you can cut a flexible magnetic strip or sheet to accommodate your application.

Q: How do you dispose of flexible magnets?

A: These types of magnets aren't recyclable, so if they are worn out and broken or you simply have too many for your fridge, it's okay to toss them in the trash.

Q: Will two magnetic sheets stick together?

A: Is Magnetic Tape Attracted to Itself? Magnetic tape is available in two forms - type A and type B. Opposites will attract. For instance, if two pieces of the same type are placed on one another, each will repel the other.

Q: Are magnets stronger than steel?

A: Typically, magnet-magnet is a stronger hold than magnet steel. One situation you could find yourself in is needing a large surface area, but, the strength of magnet-magnet. If the piece of steel you're using is big enough, using magnet-to-steel is virtually the same as using magnet-to-magnet.

Q: What can you do with magnet sheets?

A: Magnetic tapes and sheets are used on ferromagnetic surfaces. Here are some suggested applications : Flexible labelling of storage and store shelves as well as metal cupboards and drawers (with coloured magnetic tape or magnetic labels) Combination of two non-magnetic objects with self-adhesive magnetic tape.

Q: How do you make a flexible magnet?

A: A dry mixture of ferrite powder and rubber polymer resin is mixed, calendered and ground; then formed either by extrusion (for magnetic strip) or rollers (for magnetic sheeting). The material is then magnetized, laminated with vinyl or adhesive, cut to size, rolled onto a core, and boxed for shipment.

Q: How do flexible magnets work?

A: The magnetic sheets are calendared strontium ferrite magnetic cosmetics within a thermoplastic binder to generate a thin sheet, which then magnetizes multiple poles on one face. A flexible magnetic sheet can attract and hold onto magnetically open faces.

Q: Can you cut flexible magnets?

A: You can cut and shape flexible magnets. Most flexible magnets can be cut using a traditional cutting tool. If you need a magnet in a specific size or shape, you can cut a flexible magnetic strip or sheet to accommodate your application.

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