Range Magnetic rubber
Magnetic rubber
Anisotropic magnetic rubber 0.25 mm with printable white satin PVC facing. Magnetization 20 g/cm².
Learn more about Magnetic rubber
Anisotropic magnetic rubber: 7 thicknesses, from 0.25 to 5 mm
Flexible magnetic media for large-format printing and finishing. Its anisotropic magnetization concentrates the magnetic energy on the working face: at equal thickness, the pull force is 30 to 40% higher than that of an isotropic product, from 20 g/cm² for ultra-thin labeling up to 140 g/cm² for technical mountings.
Each range is available as a roll or master sheet, and can be cut to shape on request. The 0.25 and 0.75 mm thicknesses are offered with or without a satin white PVC face, ready to print without treatment or primer (UV, Latex, eco-solvent and solvent inks). For more power, contact us.
Key strengths
- More hold, less thickness: a thinner, lighter and more flexible media for the same mechanical hold, so it is easier to print and handle.
- 7 thicknesses: 0.25 / 0.5 / 0.75 / 1 / 1.5 / 2 and 5 mm, all anisotropic.
- Ready to print: with or without a satin white PVC face, as you prefer, on the 0.25 and 0.75 mm ranges.
- Cut to shape: on request, for all thicknesses.
- Tested in our workshop: we are printers and use every media on our own machines.
- Stock in Sassenage (Isère): fast shipping across Europe.
- Free samples: test before you order.
Which thickness should you choose?
- 0.25 mm: short-term indoor POS displays and ultra-thin light labeling.
- 0.5 mm: linear dressing, promotional panels and wall displays.
- 0.75 mm: professional standard for vehicle graphics subjected to road vibrations.
- 1 to 1.5 mm: small contact formats or holding denser loads.
- 2 to 5 mm: industrial applications and heavy technical mountings.
All the specifications of the range Magnetic rubber
| Reference | Type | Options | Specification | Thickness | Format | Indicative price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [RM25] | roll | Printable - PVC | 0.25 mm | 0.25 mm | 620 mm x 30000 mm | 14.67 €/m² |
| [RM50] | roll | Raw | 0.5 mm | 0.5 mm | 620 mm x 15000 mm | 17.82 €/m² |
| [RM75-620] | roll | Raw | 0.75 mm | 0.75 mm | 620 mm x 15000 mm | 28.7 €/m² |
| [RM75-100] | roll | Raw | 0.75 mm | 0.75 mm | 1000 mm x 15000 mm | 26.9 €/m² |
| [RM75P] | roll | Printable - PVC | 0.75 mm | 0.85 mm | 1000 mm x 11000 mm | 30.42 €/m² |
| [RM75P124] | roll | Printable - PVC | 0.75 mm | 0.85 mm | 1240 mm x 10000 mm | 32.41 €/m² |
| [RM100] | roll | Raw | 1 mm | 1 mm | 1000 mm x 10000 mm | 40.27 €/m² |
| [RM150] | roll | Raw | 1.5 mm | 1.5 mm | 620 mm x 10000 mm | 54.09 €/m² |
| [RM200] | sheet | Raw | 2 mm | 2 mm | 620 mm x 1000 mm | 123 €/m² |
| [RM500] | sheet | Raw | 5 mm | 5 mm | 350 mm x 1000 mm | 320 €/m² |
Frequently asked questions
The choice of thickness depends on mechanical constraints and size:
- 0.25 mm: Short-term indoor POS displays and ultra-thin light labeling.
- 0.50 mm: Linear dressing, promotional panels, and wall displays.
- 0.75 mm (pull force ~65 g/cm²): Professional standard for vehicle graphics subjected to road vibrations.
- 1.0 to 1.5 mm: Small contact formats or holding denser loads.
- 2 to 5 mm: Industrial applications and heavy technical mountings.
We also offer ultra-powerful neodymium rubber. Contact our workshop for a specific quote.
Our magnetic rubbers can be cut according to your workshop equipment:
- Digital flatbed (Zünd, Kongsberg...): Oscillating blade or tangential drag knife up to 1.5 mm.
- Straight guillotine: Perfect for straight cuts and thick materials (up to 5 mm).
- Winder/slitter: For custom roll width cutting from our jumbos.
- Friction-feed plotter: Reserved exclusively for 0.25 mm with a new 60° blade.
Workshop tip: Regularly clean the cutting surface as magnetic residues stick to metal surfaces.
To ensure flatness and magnetic performance:
- In rolls: Always roll with the magnetic side facing inward (printable side outward) on a 76 mm (3") core minimum. Store vertically or suspended on a rack.
- Flat: Stack perfectly aligned without any foreign objects between the sheets.
- Environment: Temperature-controlled workshop (15-25 °C), 40-60% humidity.
Keep away from massive ferrous sources or electric motors to preserve magnetization.
Anisotropy results from a controlled alignment of magnetic particles during extrusion: magnetic energy is 100% concentrated on the working face.
Concrete benefits for the printer:
- Pull force increased by 30 to 40% compared to an isotropic product of the same thickness.
- You use a thinner, lighter, and more flexible media for the same mechanical hold, greatly facilitating printing and handling.
The 0.25 mm and 0.75 mm thicknesses are available with or without a premium satin white PVC face, ready for direct printing without prior treatment or primer. All other thicknesses are supplied raw, without a ready-to-print coating.
The satin white PVC surface is compatible with major large-format technologies: UV inks (flatbed or roll), Latex, eco-solvent, and heavy solvent.
Machine recommendations:
- In roll-to-roll: Disable or mask the metal vacuum table using an interleaving film so the media doesn't drag when the carriage advances.
- Print profiles: Use a moderate drying curve and a standard vinyl film profile.
A free sample allows you to validate before ordering.
Yes, you can apply a cold lamination (monomeric or polymeric) or an inline selective UV varnish.
Workshop precautions:
- Do not use hot lamination (> 80 °C): the thermoplastic elastomer matrix may expand, warp, and lose some of its magnetic strength.
- Calibrate tension during laminating to avoid any curling or memory effect on the finished media.
Yes, but only with our 0.75 mm anisotropic range (pull force ~65 g/cm²), which is fully proven for vehicle graphics.
Professional rules for your clients:
- Anti-UV polymeric lamination recommended to protect the ink and facilitate regular cleaning.
- Cut with rounded corners to prevent wind lift at high speeds.
- Apply to clean, smooth, and flat bodywork; weekly removal is recommended for bodywork upkeep.