Wide format printers working with hotel, entertainment and hospitality clients know that the opportunities for printing fine art are great if you have the right equipment, and the right materials. Introducing Adams MAGbond® Canvas, a magnet receptive sheet that delivers art quality print reproduced onto a canvas display that’s easy to install and incredibly simple to […]
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We knew wide format magnetic signs were an effective way of capturing customers’ attention; now, it seems they have captured the media’s attention as well. The July 2014 issue of Digital Output magazine features a story by Cassandra Balentine on magnetic and magnetic-receptive media. Adams is proud to be prominently featured in this article, which
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Magnetic viewing film (also called magnetic viewing paper) is made of millions of tiny magnetic flakes suspended in clear oil. This oil is then sandwiched between two sheets of plastic. How Do You View a Magnetic Field? The magnetic viewing film can then be used to “see” the pattern of magnetization. When a magnet is
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Yes, When It’s MegaMAG™! These days consumers are bombarded with messages, so sometimes it takes a little extra effort to stand out from the crowd. That’s why Adams introduced MegaMAG, our wide format magnet that measures up to a full 60” across. Sure, there have been graphic displays this big before, but MegaMAG™ eliminates the
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Introduction Rare earth magnets are integral to a myriad of industrial and consumer products, thanks to their superior strength and versatility. However, gluing these powerful magnets to various surfaces presents unique challenges due to their chemical and physical properties. To address these challenges, Adams Magnetic Products has released a comprehensive white paper, “Gluing Rare Earth
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What Makes Neodymium Magnets So Powerful? The Basics: What Is a Neodymium Magnet? Neodymium (Nd–Fe–B) magnets are the strongest type of commercially available permanent magnets, made from an alloy of neodymium, iron, and boron (Nd₂Fe₁₄B). They were first developed in the early 1980s and quickly became the dominant choice for high-performance magnetic applications. Magnetic
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Just what is a magnet sandwich at Adams? A ceramic magnet is “sandwiched” between two plated steel pole pieces to form a powerful latch magnet assembly held together by glue or rivets. The best part is that all four small, exposed magnet sides have magnetism. Our 1″ by 2″ model will hold up to 50
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Adams sells most of its standard energy flexible magnetic material magnetized in multi-pole configuration. It is magnetized with its strength concentrated near the surface on one side of the magnet in order to obtain maximum holding power from the material. This design reduces the reach out of magnet strength but still allows the magnet to
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Question: What’s the Best Tool to Use to Cut .030 Thick Magnet Sheets? Justin writes: I was wondering the method or type of tool used to cut .030″ thick magnet sheets? I have an art project and was wondering the best, most clean way to cut the sheet so that it leaves the smoothest
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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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