Master Magnetics
Master Magnetics ZG30ACX50 magnetic tape 3/4 in hand tool
Magnetic tape with adhesive backing holds up to 9 lb pull across a 50 ft roll
- TypeClamps
- Holds up to 9 lb per foot with ferrite-rubber magnet
- 50 ft roll covers long runs in one piece
- 3/4 in width fits standard channels and gaps
- Withstands -15 to 160 °F for indoor or outdoor use
- Pressure-sensitive adhesive bonds to metal, wood or plastic
Magnetic Tape for Indoor and Outdoor Use
This Master Magnetics roll provides a magnetic surface with a non-magnetic adhesive backing suitable for indoor and outdoor applications. It measures fifty feet long by three-quarters of an inch wide. The flexible rubber polymer resin material conforms to irregular surfaces. It operates reliably between minus fifteen and one hundred sixty degrees Fahrenheit.
Thermal Stability and Holding Strength
The ferrite powder composite maintains its magnetic properties across the full rated temperature range without degradation. The adhesive layer bonds to clean, dry surfaces in typical ambient conditions. Maximum pull reaches nine pounds per unit area under ideal contact. No power draw or cooling is required for this passive material.
Build Integration and Surface Preparation
The tape adheres directly to prepared metal, plastic or painted substrates without fasteners. Its point-zero-six inch thickness adds minimal profile to assemblies. The fifty-foot roll allows custom lengths for fixtures, signage or tool organisation. Surfaces must be free of oil and dust for reliable adhesion.
Highlights
- Holds up to 9 lb per foot with ferrite-rubber magnet
- 50 ft roll covers long runs in one piece
- 3/4 in width fits standard channels and gaps
- Withstands -15 to 160 °F for indoor or outdoor use
- Pressure-sensitive adhesive bonds to metal, wood or plastic
Specifications
| Brand | Master Magnetics |
|---|---|
| Model | ZG30ACX50 |
| Type | Clamps |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/4 in magnetic tape and what step is often missed?
Clean the surface thoroughly, peel the adhesive liner, press the non-magnetic side firmly along the full 50 ft length, and allow the bond to set before applying any load.
What maintenance or replacement will the magnetic tape need over time?
Inspect the adhesive bond and rubber polymer surface periodically; replace the roll if the ferrite powder layer cracks or the pull force drops below the 9 lb rating.
What limit appears first when the tape is used continuously at high temperature?
The stability range tops out at 160 degrees F; sustained exposure above that temperature degrades the rubber polymer resin and reduces magnetic holding power.
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