Magnetic Strip – 1000mm x 30mm x 10mm | Anisotropic

Description

The Anisotropic Magnetic Strip – 1000mm x 30mm x 10mm is a long-format permanent magnet designed for industrial magnetic holding, fastening, positioning and custom magnetic assemblies. Measuring 1000mm long, 30mm wide and 10mm thick, this magnetic strip provides an extended magnetic contact area for applications requiring a substantial linear magnetic component.

Manufactured from anisotropic magnetic material, this strip is designed with a preferred magnetic orientation established during production. This manufacturing process allows the material's magnetic properties to be optimised in a specific direction, offering enhanced magnetic performance compared with equivalent isotropic magnetic materials.

With its generous 1-metre length, this rectangular magnetic strip is particularly useful for applications requiring magnetic attraction along an extended surface, including industrial fixtures, magnetic closures, removable steel panels, equipment assemblies and custom manufacturing projects.

The 30mm width and 10mm thickness provide a substantial rectangular profile suitable for integration into appropriately designed magnetic holding systems and industrial equipment.

Unlike smaller individual magnets, this long magnetic strip offers a continuous mounting footprint, making it a practical option for applications where multiple separate magnets may otherwise be required.

Whether you're developing a custom magnetic fastening system, manufacturing industrial equipment or sourcing permanent magnetic components for an engineering project, this 1000mm anisotropic magnetic strip provides a versatile solution for a range of technical and commercial applications.

Also known as an anisotropic magnetic bar, 1-metre magnetic strip, rectangular permanent magnet, industrial magnetic strip or magnetic fastening bar, this product is suitable for applications requiring an extended magnetic component.

Please Note: The exact magnetic material composition, magnetisation pattern, pull force, flexibility and surface coating have not been specified.

Key Features

• 1000mm (1 Metre) Length: Extended magnetic strip for long-format holding and positioning applications.

• 30mm Width: Broad rectangular contact area for compatible steel surfaces.

• 10mm Thickness: Substantial profile suitable for industrial magnetic assemblies.

• Anisotropic Magnetic Material: Manufactured with a preferred magnetic orientation for optimised magnetic properties.

• Permanent Magnetism: Provides magnetic attraction without electricity or batteries.

• Long Rectangular Design: Suitable for linear mounting, fastening and positioning applications.

• Versatile Industrial Applications: Useful for engineering, manufacturing, equipment assembly and custom fixtures.

• Extended Magnetic Contact Area: Practical for applications requiring magnetic attraction across a longer surface.

• Custom Assembly Potential: Can be incorporated into suitably designed industrial magnetic systems.

• Reusable Magnetic Attachment: Suitable for repeated attachment and removal where operating conditions permit.

Common Applications

The Magnetic Strip – 1000mm x 30mm x 10mm | Anisotropic may be suitable for:

• Industrial magnetic holding systems

• Magnetic fastening assemblies

• Long-format magnetic closures

• Removable steel panel systems

• Equipment positioning

• Industrial machinery components

• Custom magnetic fixtures

• Manufacturing equipment

• Engineering prototypes

• Magnetic retention applications

• Display and signage mounting

• Workshop organisation

• Magnetic mounting systems

• Product development

• Custom industrial assemblies

Application suitability depends on the required magnetic holding force, magnetisation direction, mounting method and operating conditions.

What Is an Anisotropic Magnet?

An anisotropic magnet is manufactured with a preferred magnetic orientation established during production.

This allows the magnetic material to achieve optimised magnetic properties along its intended magnetisation direction.

Benefits of Anisotropic Magnetic Material

Enhanced Magnetic Performance

Anisotropic magnetic materials can provide stronger magnetic performance than equivalent isotropic materials.

Defined Magnetic Orientation

The material is manufactured with a preferred direction of magnetisation.

Efficient Magnetic Design

Suitable for applications where a specific magnetic orientation is required.

Versatile Industrial Applications

Useful for magnetic assemblies, fastening systems and equipment components.

Permanent Magnetic Properties

Provides magnetic attraction without an external power source.

The exact magnetic field configuration of this product should be confirmed before use in applications requiring a specific pole arrangement.

Extended 1-Metre Magnetic Strip Design

The 1000mm rectangular length provides a substantial magnetic component suitable for applications requiring magnetic attraction along an extended surface.

The strip measures:

• Length: 1000mm (1 metre)

• Width: 30mm

• Thickness: 10mm

Its long rectangular shape makes it practical for incorporation into appropriately designed fixtures, housings and magnetic assemblies.

The strip may be used with compatible ferromagnetic steel surfaces or other magnetic components, depending on the intended application.

Magnetic Holding and Fastening Applications

Anisotropic magnetic strips can be useful in assemblies requiring removable magnetic attachment across an extended area.

Potential applications include:

• Long magnetic panel retention

• Industrial magnetic closures

• Equipment fixtures

• Removable steel displays

• Manufacturing positioning systems

• Magnetic mounting arrangements

For applications involving mechanical loads, the magnetic holding capacity should be verified under actual operating conditions.

Compatible Magnetic Materials

This magnetic strip is designed to attract suitable ferromagnetic materials.

Commonly Magnetic Materials

• Mild steel

• Carbon steel

• Iron

• Certain steel alloys

• Compatible ferromagnetic components

Non-Magnetic Materials

• Aluminium

• Copper

• Brass

• Plastic

• Timber

• Glass

• Non-magnetic stainless steel

Some stainless steel grades are magnetic, while others are not.

Magnetic attraction depends on material composition, thickness, surface condition and magnetic contact area.

Factors Affecting Magnetic Performance

Actual magnetic holding strength depends on several factors.

Magnetic Orientation: The magnetisation direction and pole arrangement influence the magnetic field and holding performance.

Contact Surface: Clean, flat steel surfaces generally provide better magnetic contact.

Steel Thickness: Thin steel surfaces may provide less magnetic holding force than sufficiently thick steel.

Air Gaps: Paint, coatings and spacing between the magnet and steel can reduce attraction.

Load Direction: Direct pull force differs from sideways or shear loading.

Operating Temperature: Excessive heat may reduce magnetic performance.

Mechanical Installation: Mounting methods and surrounding materials can influence performance.

Testing under actual operating conditions is recommended before incorporating the strip into a finished assembly.

Technical Specifications

Installation and Usage Recommendations

For effective use:

1. Confirm that the strip's dimensions are suitable for the intended assembly.

2. Identify the required magnetic orientation and contact surface.

3. Ensure the receiving steel surface is clean and free from excessive contamination.

4. Select a mounting method appropriate for the strip's material and operating conditions.

5. Position the strip carefully to avoid unintended impact or mechanical stress.

6. Test magnetic holding performance under actual operating conditions.

Important: Adhesive backing, mounting holes and fixing hardware have not been specified.

Compliance & Safety

Magnetic Attraction: Handle carefully around ferromagnetic objects and other magnets.

Pinch Hazard: Magnetic components may attract unexpectedly and trap fingers or skin.

Mechanical Stress: Avoid impact, excessive bending or crushing unless the material's mechanical properties have been confirmed.

Cutting and Machining: Do not cut, drill or machine the magnetic strip without confirming the material composition and appropriate processing requirements.

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

Electronic Equipment: Keep away from magnetically sensitive equipment where interference may occur.

Temperature: Maximum operating temperature has not been specified.

Outdoor Use: Weather resistance and corrosion protection have not been confirmed.

Safety-Critical Applications: Do not use for lifting, suspended loads or safety-critical holding without appropriate engineering assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of this magnetic strip?

The strip measures 1000mm long x 30mm wide x 10mm thick.

How long is the magnetic strip?

It measures 1000mm, equivalent to 1 metre.

What does anisotropic mean?

Anisotropic means the magnetic material is manufactured with a preferred magnetic orientation, allowing its magnetic properties to be optimised along a specified direction.

Is an anisotropic magnet stronger than an isotropic magnet?

Anisotropic magnetic materials can provide stronger magnetic performance than equivalent isotropic materials, depending on their composition and manufacturing process.

Is this a permanent magnet?

Yes. It is a permanent magnetic strip and does not require electricity.

Can this magnetic strip be used for fastening?

It may be suitable for magnetic fastening and retention applications, depending on the required holding force and installation conditions.

Can it be used on steel surfaces?

Yes. It can attract compatible ferromagnetic steel surfaces.

Is this strip flexible?

Flexibility has not been specified. Do not bend the strip without confirming the material's mechanical properties.

Does it have adhesive backing?

Adhesive backing has not been specified.

What is the magnetic pull force?

A specific pull-force rating has not been supplied.

What is the magnetisation direction?

The material is anisotropic, but the exact magnetisation direction and pole configuration have not been specified.

Can the strip be cut to size?

Cutting suitability depends on the magnetic material and construction. Do not cut or machine the strip without confirming the manufacturer's recommendations.

Is this magnetic strip suitable for outdoor use?

Outdoor suitability has not been specified. Confirm environmental resistance before use in exposed conditions.

Can it be used for magnetic closures?

Yes. It may be suitable for custom magnetic closure systems where its dimensions and holding performance meet the application requirements.

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Please Note

The Magnetic Strip – 1000mm x 30mm x 10mm | Anisotropic is a rectangular permanent magnet designed for magnetic holding, positioning and fastening applications.

The anisotropic magnetic material features a preferred magnetic orientation established during manufacturing.

The exact magnetic material composition, magnetisation pattern, pull force, coating, flexibility and maximum operating temperature have not been specified.

Important: Confirm the strip's magnetic and mechanical properties before using it in specialised or load-bearing applications.