Magnetic Sheeting – 3mm x 300mm x 300mm | Brown Tile

Description

Create custom magnetic solutions with this Brown Magnetic Sheeting Tile – 300mm x 300mm x 3mm, a versatile magnetic material suitable for industrial applications, DIY projects, workshop organisation, signage and custom magnetic components.

Supplied as a convenient 300mm x 300mm square tile with a substantial 3mm thickness, this brown magnetic sheeting provides a practical alternative to traditional rigid magnets for applications requiring a larger magnetic surface area.

Made from flexible magnetic material, the tile can be incorporated into a variety of projects where magnetic attraction, surface coverage and custom sizing are important. Its square format makes it suitable for creating magnetic pads, custom shapes, removable magnetic attachments and general-purpose magnetic components.

Unlike non-magnetic steel sheeting, which provides a receiving surface for magnets, brown magnetic sheeting contains permanently magnetised material that attracts compatible ferromagnetic surfaces, including mild steel and iron.

The 3mm thickness provides a substantial magnetic sheet profile, making it suitable for applications where a thicker magnetic material is preferred over standard thin magnetic sheets.

Whether you're creating custom magnetic fixtures, developing removable magnetic attachments or experimenting with magnetic materials, this 300mm square brown magnetic tile offers a convenient starting point.

Also known as a flexible magnetic tile, brown rubber magnet sheet, magnetic rubber sheeting, magnetic sheet tile or permanent magnetic sheeting, this product is suitable for a wide range of commercial, industrial and DIY applications.

Key Features

• 300mm x 300mm Square Tile: Convenient format for custom magnetic projects and surface coverage.

• 3mm Thickness: Substantial magnetic sheet profile for applications requiring thicker magnetic material.

• Brown Magnetic Material: Traditional brown magnetic sheeting appearance.

• Permanent Magnetism: Attracts compatible ferromagnetic surfaces without electricity.

• Flexible Magnetic Format: Offers greater adaptability than many rigid magnet types.

• Customisable Shape: May be cut or shaped using suitable tools, depending on application requirements.

• Versatile Applications: Suitable for magnetic fixtures, displays, workshop projects and industrial uses.

• Reusable Magnetic Attachment: Can be repositioned on suitable ferromagnetic surfaces.

• No External Power Required: Provides magnetic attraction through permanent magnetism.

Common Applications

Custom Magnetic Components

Create magnetic pads, inserts and components for purpose-built equipment, fixtures and magnetic assemblies.

Workshop Organisation

Develop removable magnetic attachments and organisation solutions for compatible steel surfaces.

Industrial Applications

Incorporate magnetic sheeting into suitable industrial projects requiring flexible permanent magnetic material.

DIY and Craft Projects

Cut or shape the magnetic tile for hobby projects, handmade magnetic items and custom magnetic attachments.

Magnetic Displays

Create magnetic backing for signs, identification panels and lightweight removable displays on compatible ferromagnetic surfaces.

Magnetic Fixtures

Use the tile as part of a custom magnetic holding or positioning system, subject to the required holding force.

Prototyping and Product Development

Experiment with magnetic surface coverage, custom dimensions and magnetic attachment methods during product development.

Why Choose 3mm Thick Magnetic Sheeting?

Magnetic sheeting is available in various thicknesses, with each suited to different applications.

At 3mm thick, this brown magnetic tile offers a more substantial profile than commonly used thin flexible magnetic sheets.

Benefits of Thicker Magnetic Sheeting

Substantial Material Profile

Provides a thicker magnetic layer for applications where material depth is important.

Custom Magnetic Shapes

Can potentially be adapted into custom components using suitable cutting methods.

Large Magnetic Surface Area

The 300mm square format provides broad surface coverage.

Versatile Installation

Can be incorporated into removable magnetic assemblies and fixtures.

Reusable Material

Suitable for repeated magnetic attachment where the material and surface conditions allow.

Important: Thickness alone does not determine magnetic holding strength. Performance also depends on magnetic material composition, magnetisation pattern, contact area and the receiving steel surface.

Technical Specifications

How Does Brown Magnetic Sheeting Work?

Brown magnetic sheeting is a type of permanent magnetic material designed to attract compatible ferromagnetic surfaces.

Unlike non-magnetic steel tape or steel sheeting, magnetic sheeting produces its own magnetic field.

When placed against a suitable steel surface, magnetic attraction allows the material to remain attached without requiring a separate magnet.

The holding performance depends on the magnetic material, magnetisation pattern, contact area and receiving surface.

For best results, use the tile against clean, flat and sufficiently thick ferromagnetic steel.

Compatible Magnetic Surfaces

Suitable Surfaces

• Mild steel

• Iron

• Carbon steel

• Suitable magnetic steel panels

• Ferromagnetic metal cabinets

• Compatible steel workshop surfaces

• Certain magnetic stainless steel grades

Unsuitable Surfaces Without Additional Fixing

• Aluminium

• Copper

• Brass

• Timber

• Plastic

• Glass

• Non-magnetic stainless steel

Important: Flexible magnetic sheeting is generally not suitable for direct magnetic attachment to glassboards. Glassboards typically require specially designed high-strength glassboard magnets.

Cutting and Customisation

The 300mm x 300mm tile may be suitable for creating smaller magnetic shapes or components.

For custom projects:

1. Measure the required dimensions.

2. Mark the cutting outline.

3. Select cutting equipment appropriate for the material and its 3mm thickness.

4. Cut carefully using suitable protective equipment.

5. Remove debris and inspect the finished edges.

6. Test the magnetic holding performance before use.

The suitability of particular cutting methods depends on the material composition and equipment used.

Factors Affecting Magnetic Holding Strength

Magnetic Contact Area: Greater effective contact area can improve magnetic attachment.

Steel Thickness: Thin steel may not provide the same holding performance as sufficiently thick steel.

Air Gaps: Paint, coatings, dirt and uneven surfaces can reduce magnetic attraction.

Surface Flatness: Flat contact with the receiving surface generally provides better performance.

Magnetisation Pattern: The magnetic pole arrangement influences the strength and distribution of attraction.

Load Direction: Magnetic resistance to direct separation differs from resistance to sliding.

Environmental Conditions: Temperature, moisture and surface contamination may affect performance.

Compliance & Safety

Magnetic Strength: Pull force and surface Gauss have not been specified. Test the product for your intended application.

Adhesive Backing: Self-adhesive backing has not been confirmed. Do not assume the tile includes adhesive.

Cutting Safety: Use appropriate tools and protective equipment when cutting magnetic material.

Temperature: Maximum operating temperature has not been specified.

Outdoor Use: Weather resistance and environmental suitability have not been confirmed.

Medical Devices: Magnetic fields may interfere with pacemakers and other implanted medical devices.

Electronic Equipment: Keep away from magnetically sensitive equipment.

Load-Bearing Applications: Do not use as a safety-critical fixing or certified lifting device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this magnetic tile?

The tile measures 300mm long x 300mm wide x 3mm thick.

Is this magnetic sheeting flexible?

It is supplied in a flexible magnetic sheeting format. However, its 3mm thickness may limit how tightly it can be bent compared with thinner magnetic sheets.

Is the brown tile magnetic on its own?

Yes. It contains permanently magnetised material and attracts compatible ferromagnetic surfaces.

Does it have an adhesive backing?

An adhesive backing has not been specified.

Can I cut this magnetic tile into smaller pieces?

Potentially, yes. Suitable cutting methods depend on the material and 3mm thickness.

Will it stick to steel?

Yes. It is designed to attract compatible ferromagnetic steel surfaces.

Will it stick to aluminium?

No. Aluminium is not ferromagnetic and will not provide normal magnetic attachment.

Can I use it on a glassboard?

Standard flexible magnetic sheeting is generally not suitable for glassboards.

Is 3mm magnetic sheeting stronger than thinner magnetic sheeting?

Not necessarily. Thickness can influence performance, but magnetic strength also depends on material composition, magnetisation pattern and contact conditions.

Can it be used outdoors?

Outdoor suitability and weather resistance have not been confirmed.

What is the magnetic pull force?

A pull-force rating has not been provided for this product.

Is this suitable for custom magnetic projects?

Yes. Its square format and substantial thickness make it a practical option for developing custom magnetic components and attachments.

Related Products

• Flexible Magnetic Sheeting

• Brown Magnetic Sheeting

• Self-Adhesive Magnetic Sheeting

• Magnetic Sheeting Rolls

• Magnetic Strips

• Magnetic Tape

• Magnetic Rubber Sheets

• Magnetic Labels

• Non-Magnetic Steel Tape

• Custom Cut Magnetic Sheeting

Please Note

The Magnetic Sheeting – 3mm x 300mm x 300mm | Brown Tile is a permanent magnetic sheet designed for attachment to compatible ferromagnetic surfaces.

Magnetic holding strength depends on the receiving surface, contact conditions and magnetisation pattern.

Adhesive backing, pull force, surface Gauss and maximum operating temperature have not been specified.

Important: Test the tile in its intended application before relying on its magnetic holding performance.