can anyone help source thin magnetic material?

[Martin Pearson]

Have you tried Bisbell Nick, normally use them for all my magnetic stuff.

http://www.bisbellmagnets.com/

[David Rogers]

Bisbell or Mr. Gauss

[Andy Latham]

Hi Nick
My company use something called Ferrous, which is a very thin magnetic material almost paper thin. I’m not sure who the supplier is but Bisbell would be a good starting point. I will try and find out more.

Andy

[Andy Latham]

http://www.bisbellmagnets.com/magnetic/ … lpaper.htm

This magnetic paper is 0.2mm thick and we use it for In Store printed graphics

Regards Andy

[David Rogers]

quote Andy Latham:

http://www.bisbellmagnets.com/magnetic/steel/steelpaper.htm

This magnetic paper is 0.2mm thick and we use it for In Store printed graphics

Regards Andy

yes but that sticks TO magnetic material, it’s not magnetic itself.

Used it for several instore graphics panel change contracts.

[Andy Latham]

Yes David, you are correct.
The material we use is called ferrous paper and it has the same properties as the thicker magnetic material printable one side and the reverse is the brown magnetic side. It is still 0.2mm thick. I will have to check out our supplier on Monday.

Andy

[Andy Latham]

Hi Nick.
I said I would come back with some details for the thin magnetic material you were looking for.
http://www.kingdomgroup.com/index.php
We call it ferrous paper but I don’t know if that’s the official name for it but this is the company we buy it from. They are based in Chelmsford, Essex.
Good luck
Andy

[David Rogers]

The thinnest printable magnetic material I’ve come across is 0.2mm

http://www.bisbellmagnets.com/page.php? … etic_sheet

DAVE

[Kevin Mahoney]

Hi all.
I would give Abel Magnets a try. Ive always found them to be surprisingly inexpensive
Telephone 0114 249 5949