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The flexible magnet strip roll is magnetic on one side and can be easily repositioned on flat or slightly curved steel surfaces. The strip has a small groove to identify the non-magnetic side. Strength rating is 9 pounds of pull per linear foot. The strip withstands temperatures from -15 to 160 degrees F and can be cut with scissors.
Flexible magnets can be easily cut and shaped for a range of applications. They are produced by mixing powdered iron or ferrite with a rubber or plastic binder, and then extruding or rolling into the desired shape. Flexible magnets can have adhesive backing and be laminated with a printable vinyl coating. Flexible magnets are typically magnetized with multiple poles on one surface to generate a stronger holding force. High-energy flexible magnets can sometimes be used in place of ceramic materials if tight tolerances are not required. The application temperature range is determined by binder material properties.
A Standiford
2025-08-04 12:21:11
After reading other reviews from people who used this for camping purposes,weI decided to give it a try. We wanted to use our van as a camper with the tailgate open. We used mosquito netting to draped over the open tailgate using these magnetic strips to adhere it to the van body. We also used window screen material on the outside of the side door windows using the magnetic strips as well. It worked great. My husband and I prepared everything in advance, cutting the magnet strips and netting, so that when we got to the campground we were able to set up quickly. It was faster than setting up a tent and the magnetic strips stayed put throughout our entire camping trip. When we took the van on a side trip, removing the magnets and netting was simple and setting back up at the campground was quick. We plan to do more camping around the country using this method. Our minivan becomes a mini-camper in a few simple steps.
Steve
2025-07-31 10:39:23
This was for a 1" H shelf face. Although preferred, I've found 1" magnetic tape not the best choice as it uses the full height of the shelf face, and is easily disturbed when moving items on the shelf, causing the magnet to fall off. This tape was 3/4" H, leaving enough room above and below the magnet to prevent it from being disturbed when moving items on or off the shelf. It is ideal for printing stick on shelf labels and sticking to the magnet. Choosing the right fonts (they varied), allowed for two lines per label that were easily read. I did not want to stick labels directly to the shelves leaving residue if removed. I cut this into 3 to 4 inch lengths to fit the appropriate shelf identifications and worked out great. Anyone complaining about strength of the magnet probably is not using this for the intended purpose - it sticks and stays well.Best of all, it was a great value compared to others
TravelTree
2025-07-06 15:02:38
I bought the 3/4" wide magnetic strips to use while making curtains for my camper van. As soon as it arrived, I cut off a few inches and tried it on several pieces of metal. The hold strength was poor.I went ahead and made the curtains for my van. I specifically bought lightweight fabric for the underneath so the magnets did not lose strength going through thick fabrics.During my first test of the new curtains, I installed the magnetic strips all the way around both sides and the top. Guess what? The curtains slide down a little bit and then fell off. I need to find another source of stronger magnets, or velcro, or something. I haven't problem-solved that yet.In short, the strength of this flexible magnet strip is about as strong as a picture magnet that you buy while visiting a national park. So for every day purposes, that equates to holding 1-2 pieces of paper, or super lightweight fabric such as mosquito netting, chiffon, organza.Buy this magnetic roll if that's what you need to do.I wish I could sell you the 80' I have left over and can't use :(
Vincent
2025-07-01 14:00:18
I guess there's magnetic and some other kind of magnetic. This one didn't stick to a metal window frame at all and no, the frame is not made out of aluminum. I tested with classic fridge magnets first and they all stuck to the window frame quite strongly. This strip didn't so I sent it back for a full refund.
CD
2025-06-24 13:14:33
I bought this to hold down the very lightweight synthetic netting used to protect fruiting plants from birds without trapping unwanted insects (mostly flies, butterflies, and moths). It's working great for that purpose - I no longer have to shoo bugs out from under the netting every day, and it's held through some rainstorms, and seems to be staying in place. This option is much cheaper per foot of magnet strip if you don't need it to be adhesive!
Michael S.
2025-06-12 16:03:31
I got this to make window screens for my Jeep so I could sleep in it at night without getting eaten alive by mosquitos/no-see-ums. I expect it will hold up for many years of Jeep camping. In case anyone else is contemplating this use for this type of magnetic strip and netting: The netting will go on the outside of the windows and will be held in place with continuous strips of flexible magnetic strip on each side. The mesh is cut to size with a pocket sewn along each edge to slide the magnetic strip into. Since I'm using continuous strips on each side, they are strong enough to stay in place against significant winds. I put them on the window frames at bedtime, roll the windows down, and enjoy a bug free environment for sleeping. Magnetic strip: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BNDVZF2/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_1Mosquito Netting:
Smith D. Hicks
2025-06-05 10:31:03
What I wanted.
MJP1959
2025-06-01 14:23:58
A foot long piece of this will hold a photo to a fridge but not much else. I thought I would use it for mosquito netting on my van but it was completely useless for that.
david hartt
2025-05-31 10:29:25
the product states it has a 9 pound strength in one foot of length it does not even have a 2 ounces of strength in one foot of length
Hernan Quijano
2025-05-29 16:28:33
Lo esperado, ojlá hubiera sido más potente, pero entiendo que es cinta magnética. Sirvió para lo que la requerÃa y si necesito más, la volverÃa a comprar.
Delroy
2025-05-28 12:00:42
I needed magnetic strip to hold a thin filter in place. Even with an extra 2 inches of magnet making contact to the metal itself on either side, it would not hold well at all. The filter weighs very little and I held the bottom in place with tape as a test.
A Standiford
2025-05-27 10:37:22
After reading other reviews from people who used this for camping purposes,weI decided to give it a try. We wanted to use our van as a camper with the tailgate open. We used mosquito netting to draped over the open tailgate using these magnetic strips to adhere it to the van body. We also used window screen material on the outside of the side door windows using the magnetic strips as well. It worked great. My husband and I prepared everything in advance, cutting the magnet strips and netting, so that when we got to the campground we were able to set up quickly. It was faster than setting up a tent and the magnetic strips stayed put throughout our entire camping trip. When we took the van on a side trip, removing the magnets and netting was simple and setting back up at the campground was quick. We plan to do more camping around the country using this method. Our minivan becomes a mini-camper in a few simple steps.
Steve
2025-05-04 16:50:35
This was for a 1" H shelf face. Although preferred, I've found 1" magnetic tape not the best choice as it uses the full height of the shelf face, and is easily disturbed when moving items on the shelf, causing the magnet to fall off. This tape was 3/4" H, leaving enough room above and below the magnet to prevent it from being disturbed when moving items on or off the shelf. It is ideal for printing stick on shelf labels and sticking to the magnet. Choosing the right fonts (they varied), allowed for two lines per label that were easily read. I did not want to stick labels directly to the shelves leaving residue if removed. I cut this into 3 to 4 inch lengths to fit the appropriate shelf identifications and worked out great. Anyone complaining about strength of the magnet probably is not using this for the intended purpose - it sticks and stays well.Best of all, it was a great value compared to others
TravelTree
2025-05-01 11:11:13
I bought the 3/4" wide magnetic strips to use while making curtains for my camper van. As soon as it arrived, I cut off a few inches and tried it on several pieces of metal. The hold strength was poor.I went ahead and made the curtains for my van. I specifically bought lightweight fabric for the underneath so the magnets did not lose strength going through thick fabrics.During my first test of the new curtains, I installed the magnetic strips all the way around both sides and the top. Guess what? The curtains slide down a little bit and then fell off. I need to find another source of stronger magnets, or velcro, or something. I haven't problem-solved that yet.In short, the strength of this flexible magnet strip is about as strong as a picture magnet that you buy while visiting a national park. So for every day purposes, that equates to holding 1-2 pieces of paper, or super lightweight fabric such as mosquito netting, chiffon, organza.Buy this magnetic roll if that's what you need to do.I wish I could sell you the 80' I have left over and can't use :(
Vincent
2025-04-20 13:56:11
I guess there's magnetic and some other kind of magnetic. This one didn't stick to a metal window frame at all and no, the frame is not made out of aluminum. I tested with classic fridge magnets first and they all stuck to the window frame quite strongly. This strip didn't so I sent it back for a full refund.
CD
2025-04-10 13:43:58
I bought this to hold down the very lightweight synthetic netting used to protect fruiting plants from birds without trapping unwanted insects (mostly flies, butterflies, and moths). It's working great for that purpose - I no longer have to shoo bugs out from under the netting every day, and it's held through some rainstorms, and seems to be staying in place. This option is much cheaper per foot of magnet strip if you don't need it to be adhesive!
Michael S.
2025-03-30 17:28:13
I got this to make window screens for my Jeep so I could sleep in it at night without getting eaten alive by mosquitos/no-see-ums. I expect it will hold up for many years of Jeep camping. In case anyone else is contemplating this use for this type of magnetic strip and netting: The netting will go on the outside of the windows and will be held in place with continuous strips of flexible magnetic strip on each side. The mesh is cut to size with a pocket sewn along each edge to slide the magnetic strip into. Since I'm using continuous strips on each side, they are strong enough to stay in place against significant winds. I put them on the window frames at bedtime, roll the windows down, and enjoy a bug free environment for sleeping. Magnetic strip: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BNDVZF2/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_1Mosquito Netting:
Smith D. Hicks
2025-03-12 10:45:50
What I wanted.
MJP1959
2025-03-07 09:01:41
A foot long piece of this will hold a photo to a fridge but not much else. I thought I would use it for mosquito netting on my van but it was completely useless for that.
david hartt
2025-02-21 18:43:18
the product states it has a 9 pound strength in one foot of length it does not even have a 2 ounces of strength in one foot of length
Hernan Quijano
2025-02-16 16:05:38
Lo esperado, ojlá hubiera sido más potente, pero entiendo que es cinta magnética. Sirvió para lo que la requerÃa y si necesito más, la volverÃa a comprar.
Delroy
2025-02-06 17:40:14
I needed magnetic strip to hold a thin filter in place. Even with an extra 2 inches of magnet making contact to the metal itself on either side, it would not hold well at all. The filter weighs very little and I held the bottom in place with tape as a test.
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