Magnetic foil PVC coated black, writeable
Product Description
Our flexible magnetic foil in isotropic way is offered per runnig meter (on rolls, max. length 30 m) with width of 620 mm and hight of 0,85 mm. Because of
PVC covering this kind of magnetic foil is writable easily by using normal markers or fiber pen.
Our magnetic foils are easily to cut with scissors and cutter-knifes and can be used for different applications like product marking, as planning tapes on
magnetic boards or magnetic walls or for flexible promotion on cars. Often this material is also used in school because it is so easy to work with it.
Our PVC coated magnetic foils are printable in Off-Set, Screen- or digital printing.
Product Characteristics
| General Information |
|
| Magnet form |
Flexible magnetic foil |
| Magnetising |
isotropic |
| Pole arrangement |
multipole magnetised |
| Coating |
PVC Black glossy |
| Holding force (*) |
ab. 50 g/cm² |
| Please note |
Magnetic foil is no primer for magnets! |
| Mechanical Properties |
|
| Length L |
per runnung meter (rm.) |
| Width B |
620 mm |
| Hight H |
0,85 mm |
| Tolerance |
L + 50 mm / B ± 5,0 mm / H ± 0,1 mm |
| Weight |
ab. 1.800 g / rm. |
| Volume |
ab. 527 cm³ / rm. |
| Magnetic Properties |
|
| Remanence (Br) |
185 - 200 mT |
| Coercive force (HcB) |
90 - 110 kA/m |
| Coercive force (HcJ) |
125 - 150 kA/m |
| Energy product (BHmax) |
6 - 7 kJ/m³ |
| max. Working temperature |
80 °C |
Overview of our coating types of magnetic foils
| Coating |
Surface / Colour |
| Magnetic foil plain |
Brown black (uncoated) |
| Magnetic foil plain self-adhesive |
Brown black (uncoated) |
| Magnetic foil mat, writeable |
Coloured PVC mat, writeable |
| Magnetic foil glossy, washable |
Coloured PVC, PET glossy, writeable and washable by using of non-permanent markers. |
(*) The identified holding force was determined at room temperature on a
polished steel plate Fe37 with a thickness of 20 mm. The magnet was deducted
vertically. A difference of up to -10% compared to the specified value is
possible in exceptional cases. In general, the value exceeds the determined
value.
