do you know the thickness (mm)?
1487900
I bought magnetic paper a while ago but tossed the box so I don't remember the brand. I just measured it with electronic calipers and it's 16 mil, which is fairly thin, but too thick for my printer. I don't know if that's what these Avery sheets measure, though. I can't remember what I bought, unfortunately. Wish I could!!
1487901
I stacked a bunch of cut pieces of this magnet together, measured the thickness of the stack with a metric ruler, and divided (a caliper would have been more accurate, but this is what I have). One sheet is about 0.3mm thick, or a little thinner than that. I've used card stock that's thicker than these magnets. There are some other brands that make magnets close to 1mm thick, but those are more expensive and they're too thick to run through a printer. You'd have to print on a separate sheet of paper and use adhesive to stick the printing to the magnets.
1487902
Hi, I don't know the mm size, but they are very thin and would guess 1mm or thinner. I can't find the original package to see if it's listed on there.
1487903
I don't know the thickness, but super thin. The whole sheet feels very floppy like not even as stiff as cardstock. They weren't what I wanted at all for the project I had in mind. They won't be stiff at all if you want something that holds its own form.
1487904
Sorry, I do not. They are very thin though. I made magnets for two people and they put them on their cars, they came off the first day they had them on. They are okay for decoration, but not really going to do much to hold more then a single sheet of paper. They are just thick enough to hold themselves on metal and not much else. They are probably as thick as 100 pound card stock. Hope that helps.
1487905
I would say like 1mm it is about the same thickness as a piece of cardstock.
1487906
Quarter inch. I use them to store my metal die cuts and put them in a folder with page seperaters
268024
about as thick as this line. _ a quarter inch. It is a standard thickness. Send me your address and I will give you my RKM for the postage fee. I wish to get rid of it.
1416890
Don't measure in mm....sorry! It is though about 1/8 inch thick..hope that helps!
2195038
My micrometer says the film itself is 0.0035" (3.5 mils) or 0.08mm thick. (Edited for clarity.)
688131
I measured a strip with my mm ruler and it would be very close to 3mm, only a slight bit more if any!
675322
The one I ordered is 4 mil of thickness. Now figure if it is thin or thick enough for you.
763360
I do not know the thickness but it is very durable. Bought it over a year ago and still going strong.
1745583
0.33 mm. It's the optimum thickness. Not too thick but also not too thin so it will not break easily.
1845238
Standard thickness I think, but they feel a bit smaller...which is good for me, they are really nice.
210442
I'm not sure how to tell the actual thickness but it very heavy and really good quality. The lip is curled so I can't measure it. It is a wonderful tool to use for jamming. I'm extremely happy with it.
679958
Hi Nelson. Unfortunatelly I installed these as soon as I got them in the mail. A couple of millimeters only but I don't remember the actual thickness and I don't even have access to them in the rear deck of my Camry to measure them for you. They are fairly thin as you can bend them a little bit without breaking them. In my case I had to do some cutting aroung the fitment holes to make them fit perfect in my car but they do the job well. I hope this helps you.
1984929
When you turn it over there is a four-sided bar. The thickness is noted on the bar, turn it to the thickness you want (eg. 0.5, 1.3, 3.0).
2214720
I'm sorry but I gave this as a gift so it is not in my possession to measure. I will say that my recollection is that it did not exceed 0.10"....it did seem thinner than this but please be aware that this is my recollection. I will try to contact the user & see if they can get a clearer measurement & report back if successful. Good luck
646531
Like the responses you have received from others, I cannot tell you the thickness or gauge, but it is strong and sturdy. Mine is still going strong.
1425840
So, what is the question? I don't have a micrometer, so I didn't measure the thickness for quality control purposes. All I can tell you is that they work. I've used them for years. Good luck. John T.
817780
I have cheap manual calipers which read as ~1.9mm thickness; not quite 2mm. The bottom is roundED (not flat), but not as round as the rest (in a diameter a little smaller than a CD; ~4").
1126982
I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.