Master Magnetics
Master Magnetics Magnetic Flex Tape 1/2in x 25ft 07013
Magnetic flex tape holds metal items with a 6 lb pull across a 25 ft roll
- TypeMagnetic Locators
- Holds up to 6 lb with magnetic strength
- Flexible rubber-ferrite blend conforms to irregular surfaces
- Adhesive backing bonds to non-magnetic materials indoors
- Operates reliably from 0 °F to 160 °F
- 25 ft roll provides 1/2 in wide by .06 in thick coverage
What this magnetic tape is for
Master Magnetics Magnetic Flex Tape is a flexible strip with a magnetic face and a non-magnetic adhesive backing. It suits mechanics, technicians and DIY users who need a removable holding solution for light ferrous items. The dry mixture of ferrite powder and rubber polymer resin stays stable from 0 to 160 degrees F, so it works in garage, workshop or indoor environments.
What the adhesive backing changes
One side carries a pressure-sensitive adhesive that bonds to clean, dry surfaces without fasteners. The opposite face provides a maximum pull of 6 lb per specification, enough for small tools, labels or lightweight fixtures. Because the magnet is flexible, it conforms to slightly curved or uneven surfaces where rigid magnets would not make full contact.
Installing and common issues
Cut the 25 ft roll to the needed length, peel the liner and press firmly onto a degreased surface. The .06 in thickness adds minimal bulk. Adhesion can fail on oily, dusty or porous substrates, and the magnetic face will not attract non-ferrous metals such as aluminium or copper. Outdoor use beyond the rated temperature range may degrade the rubber polymer over time.
Highlights
- Holds up to 6 lb with magnetic strength
- Flexible rubber-ferrite blend conforms to irregular surfaces
- Adhesive backing bonds to non-magnetic materials indoors
- Operates reliably from 0 °F to 160 °F
- 25 ft roll provides 1/2 in wide by .06 in thick coverage
Specifications
| Brand | MASTER MAGNETICS |
|---|---|
| Type | Magnetic Locators |
Questions about this item
Will the adhesive on the non-magnetic side need replacing after long-term indoor use?
The tape uses a dry mixture of ferrite powder and rubber polymer resin with indoor adhesive designed for stability between 0 and 160 degrees F.
What is the maximum pull force before the magnetic hold fails under sustained load?
The magnetic strip provides a maximum pull of 6 lb per the specifications.
Does the 0.06 in thickness affect heat buildup when the tape runs continuously in a 160 degree F environment?
The material is rated for stability up to 160 degrees F, and the 0.06 in thickness does not change that operating limit.
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