Master Magnetics
Master Magnetics ZG90ACX50 roll magnet 50 ft 3 in .06 in 39 lb
A 50 ft roll magnet with adhesive backing holds up to 39 lb and works from -10 to 160 degrees F
- TypeClamps
- Holds up to 39 lb per foot with strong ferrite-rubber magnet
- 50 ft roll lets you cut custom lengths for any job
- 3 in wide adhesive backing sticks firmly to clean indoor surfaces
- Thin .06 in profile fits tight gaps without adding bulk
- Works reliably from -10 °F to 160 °F in dry conditions
Roll magnet with adhesive backing
This Master Magnetics ZG90ACX50 roll magnet measures 50 feet long and three inches wide. It comes with a non-magnetic adhesive side for indoor mounting on clean surfaces. The flexible rubber-polymer material can be cut to custom lengths for a variety of holding tasks. It is sold new and ready for immediate use.
Maximum pull of 39 pounds
The magnet delivers a maximum pull force of 39 lb across its full width. This single rating determines whether the material can secure your specific load. Exceeding this limit risks detachment, so match the force requirement to the weight of the item being held before purchase.
Fits indoor projects needing flexible mounting
The roll operates reliably between -10 and 160 degrees Fahrenheit. Its 0.06 inch thickness keeps profiles slim against walls, ceilings or metal cabinets. Adhesive backing removes the need for screws or brackets on suitable surfaces. It is not designed for outdoor exposure or structural load-bearing applications.
Highlights
- Holds up to 39 lb per foot with strong ferrite-rubber magnet
- 50 ft roll lets you cut custom lengths for any job
- 3 in wide adhesive backing sticks firmly to clean indoor surfaces
- Thin .06 in profile fits tight gaps without adding bulk
- Works reliably from -10 °F to 160 °F in dry conditions
Specifications
| Brand | Master Magnetics |
|---|---|
| Model | ZG90ACX50 |
| Type | Clamps |
Questions about this item
How much weight can the 39 lb pull rating actually hold on a vertical surface?
The 39 lb maximum pull is measured under ideal conditions on a clean, flat steel surface; real-world hold on vertical metal will be lower due to leverage, paint thickness and surface irregularities.
What does the -10 to 160 degree F temperature range mean for adhesive performance?
The dry ferrite-rubber blend stays flexible and magnetically stable across that range, but the indoor-rated adhesive may lose bond strength near the extremes or in high humidity.
Will the 50 ft by 3 in roll with .06 in thickness fit in a standard tool drawer?
At 0.06 in thick the material is very slim; a 50 ft roll forms a coil roughly 3 in wide and a few inches in diameter, so it fits easily in most tool drawers or parts bins.
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