Adams’ FoilMAG is a shiny, silver, ferrous metal tape with transparent pressure-sensitive rubber-based adhesive. It is magnet receptive, matches up with 1/2 and 1″ wide magnet strip, and is only .010″ thick to maintain a low profile. FOILMAG works great in interchangeable graphics, menu boards, point of purchase displays, package closures, crafts, and more. It […]
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Adams is a proud new member of the Association for Retail Environments (A.R.E.). A.R.E. is a non-profit trade association advancing the retail environments industry and its member companies including store fixture suppliers, retail design firms, suppliers of visual merchandising products, suppliers of materials and equipment for the industry (like Adams), and service providers such as
You’ve asked, so we’re answering: Magnetic domains locked in, result in the ability of a permanent magnet to support an external magnetic field. Once established these domain positions are held until acted upon by forces exceeding those of the locked domains. The energy required to change the magnetic field produced by a magnet varies for
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Price increases and order delays. No company wants to be responsible for them, and no buyer wants to be inconvenienced by them. However, sometimes such occurrences are inevitable, and the magnet production industry is currently struggling with these issues. As a global leader, Adams has been able to limit their impact more than other companies
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Best Material for Magnetic Car Signs & How Car Magnets Work magnet_sign_cleaning David Sharpe writes: We have a flatbed printer and solvent printer and we are looking for the best magnetic product to use for Car Magnets. One of our clients just had some of the ones that we are using blow off of her
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Question: Deborah Foster writes: We have a greeting card company and want to expand to refrigerator magnets. What is the least expensive way to get into this and the least labor intensive? Answer: There are several ways you could expand into refrigerator magnets. A few ideas include: 1. Tipping or gluing printed magnets into your
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Neo Disc We’ve expanded our neodymium (Neo) magnetic to include these powerful, compact magnetic discs with adhesive backing and a new, easy pull-tab. The liner covering the adhesive on these strong TabMAG Neo magnets has a protruding tab for easy removal. Once removed, the adhesive is exposed and the magnet can be quickly applied to
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Question: “Scott the PAINTER” from California asks: I recently purchased several round base style magnets from the hardware store and they don’t seem to work properly. I spoke with the folks at the store and they told me there is nothing wrong with them. They attached them to those orange beams in the store and
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Our strong selection of overstock magnets could have just what you need for your next project! We’ve just updated our overstock list, and added images and pricing for all our overstock magnetic assemblies. Take a look and you may find something you’d like to have around to test in future projects. If you see anything
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Question: Mark Records of Smith Valley, NV asks “How do I figure out how many pieces of 5″ x 7” I can get out of a full roll of magnet sheet? I am currently using 50′ long rolls and there seems to be a lot of scrap. Are there different size rolls on the market?
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