Measuring Magnets with Mils
A mil is a unit of measurement that is used to describe and specify the thickness of magnets and oth...
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What Does Magnetic Receptive Mean?
When shopping for magnetic products, you are likely to encounter the term "magnetic receptive", and ...
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Types of Printers and Compatible Printable Magnets
The printing industry has greatly evolved over the past 20 years and there are a vast number of prin...
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Integrating Magnets into your Advertising and Promotions Mix
For nonprofit organizations, finding creative ways to market and advertise your cause is especially ...
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Glossary of Magnetic Terminology
Air Gap: The external distance from one pole of the magnet to the other pole through the air, or ano...
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Magnet Fact Center – Fun and Interesting Facts About Magnets!
Welcome to our magnet fact center! Here you will find fun and interesting facts related to magnets a...
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Magnet Applications & Choosing the Right Mil
Magnets have a very large range of applications and uses. They’re useful for home organization, craf...
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Blackboard vs. Whiteboard: Which Material Should I Use?
Blackboards, also known as chalkboards, are a common staple in classrooms, kitchens, and playrooms, ...
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Benefits of Custom Printed Magnets for Business
Custom printed magnets are an underutilized, but cost-effective promotion and marketing methods. Wit...
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Magnets Made in the USA
When you are searching for a product, is one of your deciding factors if it is made in the United St...