Rewritable White Magnetic Tape - 150mm x 0.8mm | 30m ROLL

Rewritable White Magnetic Tape - 150mm x 0.8mm | 30m ROLL

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Category
Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts > Arts & Crafts > Art & Crafting Materials > Crafting Adhesives & Magnets > Craft Magnets
SKU
59092

Magnetic Product Description

This Rewritable White Tape Magnet Roll has a width of 150mm and a thickness of 0.8mm. The Roll comes in a length of 30 metres. Our Magnetic Tape has a white gloss PVC coating and it can easily be cut to size with scissors or a Stanley knife. Identified by the Amf magnets part number 59092.

  • Grade: NF06
  • Pull force: ≥43g/cm2

Uses for our White Magnetic Tape

This Rewritable White Tape Magnet Roll is ideal for Labelling and Attaching signs to different surfaces like wood, metal and plastic. Also for General Office Labelling requirements.

In the office, the laying shed or in the exercise yards, magnetic tape noiselessly performs its work of suspending a revolving series of signs relating to production schedules, and staff rules and regulations relating to seasonal handling and hygiene protocols.

Magnetic tape allows for a multitude of signs to be affixed and easily removed from ferrous metallic surfaces, or magnetic work walls safely and securely, permanently and simply released at a predetermined pull force depending on how much magnetic tape has been applied to the item for suspension. Repositioning or removing for cleaning is simple and quick.

Workplace visual communication is vital. Seasonal workers may require signs in a different language. Magnetic tape helps provide a clear, versatile and variable method of communication that facilitates sudden changes in conditions or practices. This magnetic method of fastening signs, symbols and messages turns the lamentable, ‘How was I supposed to know’ into the far preferable, ‘I’ve already done that’.