Self-Adhesive Magnetic Roll 0.8mm (PER METRE I CONTINUOUS LENGTH)
Self-Adhesive Magnetic Roll 0.8mm (PER METRE I CONTINUOUS LENGTH)
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Self-Adhesive Magnetic Roll – 0.8mm (Per Metre | Continuous Length)
The Self-Adhesive Magnetic Roll – 0.8mm (Per Metre | Continuous Length) is a flexible adhesive-backed magnetic material measuring 0.8mm thick and sold by the metre in a continuous length. The self-adhesive side is designed to bond to a suitable non-magnetic item or substrate, while the magnetic face allows the finished item to attach to compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel surfaces.
Ideal for creating magnetic signs, labels, displays, promotional materials, photographs, calendars, business cards and identification systems, this self-adhesive magnetic roll provides a convenient way to add magnetic functionality to suitable non-magnetic products. Its flexible construction can be cut into custom lengths, strips and shapes for commercial, industrial, retail, office, educational and creative applications.
Also known as self-adhesive magnetic sheeting, adhesive-backed magnetic roll, flexible magnetic roll, magnetic backing material, peel-and-stick magnetic sheet or self-stick magnetic sheeting, this material provides removable and repositionable magnetic attachment to compatible steel surfaces without requiring permanent adhesive on the target surface.
Key Features
- Thickness: 0.8mm
- Sale unit: Per metre
- Supply format: Continuous length
- Flexible magnetic construction
- Self-adhesive backing
- Adhesive side is non-magnetic
- Magnetic face attaches to compatible ferromagnetic steel
- Converts suitable non-magnetic items into magnetic products
- Can be cut into custom lengths, strips and shapes
- Suitable for magnetic signs, labels and displays
- Removable and repositionable on compatible steel surfaces
- Permanent magnetic operation
- No electricity, batteries or charging required
- Suitable for commercial, industrial, retail and creative applications
Common Applications
- Magnetic signs
- Warehouse labels
- Racking identification
- Shelf labels
- Retail displays
- Point-of-sale materials
- Photographs
- Calendars
- Business cards
- Promotional magnets
- Office notices
- Storage labels
- Equipment identification
- Educational resources
- Craft projects
- Custom magnetic products
Sold Per Metre in Continuous Length
This self-adhesive magnetic roll is sold per metre and supplied as a continuous length, making it convenient to order the amount of material required for larger or custom projects.
For example:
- Quantity 1: 1 metre continuous length
- Quantity 2: 2 metre continuous length
- Quantity 3: 3 metre continuous length
- Quantity 5: 5 metre continuous length
This continuous-length format is particularly useful when producing longer magnetic strips, multiple labels or larger quantities of custom-cut magnetic components.
The width of the roll has not been supplied in the available product information and should not be assumed.
How Self-Adhesive Magnetic Roll Works
This product combines adhesive attachment and magnetic attachment within one flexible material.
The self-adhesive side bonds to the back of a suitable item or substrate.
The opposite magnetic face then allows the finished item to attach to a compatible ferromagnetic surface.
For example, the magnetic material can be applied to the back of a:
- Sign
- Label
- Photograph
- Printed card
- Notice
- Display graphic
- Promotional product
- Identification panel
The finished product can then be positioned on compatible steel shelving, cabinets, racking, equipment, displays or other suitable ferromagnetic surfaces.
The adhesive side itself is non-magnetic.
0.8mm Thick Flexible Magnetic Material
At 0.8mm thick, this self-adhesive magnetic roll provides a relatively slim and flexible profile for applications requiring magnetic backing without the bulk of a rigid permanent magnet.
Its flexible construction makes it useful for:
- Flat signs
- Labels
- Printed materials
- Displays
- Lightweight promotional products
- Custom-cut magnetic pieces
- Identification systems
The actual magnetic holding performance depends on the size of the finished magnetic piece, available contact area, target steel and installation conditions.
Magnetic Backing for Signs and Displays
Self-adhesive magnetic material is useful for converting suitable signs and display materials into removable magnetic products.
Potential applications include:
- Temporary signage
- Promotional signs
- Product information
- Retail displays
- Directional notices
- Workplace instructions
- Equipment labels
- Event signage
The adhesive side attaches to the sign or display material while the magnetic face remains available for attachment to compatible steel.
This allows the finished sign to be removed or repositioned without permanently bonding it to the target steel surface.
Warehouse and Racking Labels
The 0.8mm self-adhesive magnetic roll can also be used to create repositionable labels for warehouses, factories and storage facilities.
Potential uses include:
- Racking labels
- Shelf identification
- Bin labels
- Storage locations
- Inventory zones
- Equipment identification
- Production labels
- Workstation signs
- Temporary instructions
Existing printed labels or identification cards can be bonded to the adhesive backing to create magnetic labels that can be moved as stock locations or workplace layouts change.
Photos, Calendars and Promotional Products
Flexible self-adhesive magnetic material is commonly used as magnetic backing for suitable lightweight printed products.
Potential applications include:
- Photographs
- Calendars
- Business cards
- Promotional cards
- Save-the-date cards
- Advertising material
- Custom fridge magnets
- Printed notices
The amount of magnetic material required will depend on the size, weight and rigidity of the item being supported.
Cut to Custom Sizes and Shapes
Flexible magnetic roll can be cut into different configurations using suitable equipment.
Depending on the application, it can be converted into:
- Long strips
- Short magnetic tabs
- Rectangles
- Squares
- Labels
- Magnetic backing pieces
- Custom shapes
The continuous-length format is particularly useful where multiple components need to be cut from one uninterrupted piece of material.
Always use cutting equipment suitable for the material thickness and required edge finish.
Applying the Self-Adhesive Backing
Correct surface preparation is important for reliable adhesive bonding.
Before applying the magnetic material:
- Ensure the substrate is clean and dry
- Remove dust and loose contamination
- Remove grease and oils
- Confirm the substrate is suitable for adhesive bonding
- Position the material carefully before applying pressure
- Apply even pressure across the bonded area
- Avoid unnecessary contact with the exposed adhesive
- Allow appropriate bonding time where required
Adhesive performance can vary according to substrate material, surface texture, contamination, temperature and environmental conditions.
The specific adhesive type or brand has not been supplied, so compatibility should be tested before large-scale or specialised use.
Compatible Magnetic Surfaces
The magnetic face is designed to attach to compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel surfaces.
Potential target surfaces include:
- Mild steel
- Iron
- Magnetic steel
- Steel shelving
- Steel cabinets
- Warehouse racking
- Magnetic whiteboards
- Compatible machinery
- Steel display fixtures
Not every metal is magnetic.
Flexible magnetic sheeting will not effectively attach to materials such as:
- Aluminium
- Copper
- Brass
- Plastic
- Timber
- Glass
Many stainless steel grades may also be weakly magnetic or non-magnetic and should be tested before use.
Magnetic Holding Performance
The practical magnetic attachment of this 0.8mm flexible material depends on several factors, including:
- Size of the magnetic piece
- Available contact area
- Target steel composition
- Target steel thickness
- Surface flatness
- Paint and coatings
- Air gaps
- Dirt and contamination
- Weight of the attached item
- Load direction
Flexible magnetic materials generally perform best when a broad area has close, flat contact with clean ferromagnetic steel.
No specific pull force or magnetic flux density has been supplied for this product and these values should not be assumed.
Air Gaps and Surface Contact
Magnetic attraction decreases as the distance between the magnetic material and target steel increases.
Performance can therefore be reduced by:
- Thick paint
- Protective coatings
- Films
- Dirt
- Uneven surfaces
- Curvature
- Physical gaps
For improved attachment, maximise close contact between the magnetic face and compatible steel.
Self-Adhesive Magnetic Roll vs Rigid Magnets
Flexible magnetic material and rigid permanent magnets serve different purposes.
Self-adhesive flexible magnetic roll is particularly useful for:
- Magnetic backing
- Signs
- Labels
- Photographs
- Promotional products
- Displays
- Large-area magnetic attachment
- Custom-cut magnetic pieces
Rigid neodymium magnets are generally preferred where substantially higher magnetic force is required from a compact area.
This 0.8mm magnetic roll should therefore be selected for its flexibility, slim profile, adhesive backing, cutability and convenient magnetic attachment, rather than high-force holding.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Self-Adhesive Flexible Magnetic Roll
- Alternative Names: Self-Adhesive Magnetic Sheeting, Adhesive-Backed Magnetic Roll, Magnetic Backing Material, Peel-and-Stick Magnetic Sheet, Self-Stick Magnetic Sheeting
- Thickness: 0.8mm
- Sale Unit: Per Metre
- Supply Format: Continuous Length
- Construction: Flexible Magnetic Material with Self-Adhesive Backing
- Adhesive Side: Non-Magnetic
- Magnetic Side: Designed for attachment to compatible ferromagnetic surfaces
- Magnetic Operation: Permanent
- Power Required: None
- Target Surfaces: Compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel
- Primary Functions: Magnetic backing, signage, labelling, displays and identification
- Typical Applications: Warehouses, retail, offices, signage, promotional products, photographs, calendars and custom magnetic products
Storage and Handling
To help maintain the condition of the magnetic roll and adhesive backing:
- Store in a clean, dry environment
- Keep the adhesive liner in place until installation
- Avoid contaminating the adhesive surface
- Keep the magnetic face free from ferrous debris
- Avoid sharp folds and permanent creases
- Use suitable cutting equipment
- Avoid excessive heat unless temperature suitability has been confirmed
- Test adhesive compatibility before large production runs
Glassboard Compatibility
Glassboards generally create too much separation between flexible magnetic material and the magnetically receptive layer behind the glass. This air gap significantly reduces the attraction available from standard flexible magnetic products.
Please note, this product alongside all flexible magnetic products are not compatible with glassboards.
Please Note
This product is a Self-Adhesive Magnetic Roll measuring 0.8mm thick, sold per metre and supplied in a continuous length. The adhesive side is non-magnetic and is designed to bond to a suitable substrate, while the magnetic face attaches to compatible ferromagnetic iron and steel surfaces.
No specific roll width, pull force, magnetic flux density, magnetic material grade, adhesive chemistry or brand, dimensional tolerance, maximum operating temperature or environmental rating has been supplied and these specifications should not be assumed.
Actual magnetic performance depends on the size and contact area of the finished piece, target steel composition and thickness, surface condition, air gaps and the weight and orientation of the attached item.
Adhesive performance depends on substrate compatibility, surface preparation, installation and environmental conditions. Test both the adhesive bond and magnetic attachment for the intended application before large-scale use.
Please note, this product alongside all flexible magnetic products are not compatible with glassboards.
Pull Force Information
Pull Force Information
Pull force refers to the maximum holding strength of a magnet. Measured in kilograms, it represents the amount of weight a magnet can support when attached to 10mm thick mild steel, with full, flat, and direct surface-to-surface contact.
A magnet's pull force can be affected by several factors, including its orientation (horizontal vs. vertical) and the presence of any air gaps between the magnet and the surface it’s attached to.
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