Is this good for holding magnets?
1588650
Yes it works great. I use it for my makeup which I attached magnets to on the back.
635062
Sorry, I tried using it to hold lightweight shutters in place. The magnet itself might be strong enough but the double sided tape on the back is not very good. Hope this helps...
1583685
Yes...have not tried that, but the magnets will work for that...Merry Christmas and Happy New Year....
139882
I'm not exactly sure. It is a very strong magnet. I think it would hold it but if you knocked into it somehow I could see it pivoting and possibly snapping off. It if we're me I would feel more confident with two on separate ends. Hope this helps.
1137195
I don't believe so. I threw the packaging away......but I don't remember it mentioning magnets.
1093176
Not magnetic itself but I don't know if it will stick to a magnet. I wouldn't think so-I think it may be aluminum.
662879
My husband says yes. Magnet is really strong so should be able to hold to the fridge (as long as your refrigerator is the right type of metal, i.e. not stainless steel). You'll have to tell us your long story some time.
3056
I would think that you can. Although it has a substantial feel an you want to make sure you account for pulling magnet canisters from it, I would think several strips would hold it.
665873
The magnet works fine for screws comperable in size to the tool. I use it for emerency repairs to salt water fishing reels and it does a good job.
2103427
I recall it having a magnet in one end so assumed it was to help hold items.
1723000
No. I used glue to put these "magnets" on the inside door of an armoire to hold small tools like tweezers and other craft supplies. They are not strong enough to hold ANYTHING and now I'm covering them with peg board so I can use the space and so I don't have to be reminded each time I open the armoire of the time I wasted ordering, gluing and testing these toy magnets.
1666808
Probably not. These magnets are fairly weak. That is just my opinion, but I find these to barely be able to hold themselves to a surface, let alone hold anything.
1302990
The magnet is fairly strong. I wouldn't chance it. I might carry it separately if possible
1324630
It's not magnetic. It is designed to hold papers with a roller ball system hidden inside metal strips. If you want something to hold scissors, you may want to consider the magnetic knife strip: Norpro 18 Inch Aluminum Magnetic Knife Bar
488592
I don't think so. My husband held one of our refrigerator magnets against both the bar and the supports and it was not attracted to either. It WAS attracted to the stainless steel utensils we have hanging from it.
432995
You can use the two magnets on the bottom (with the clamp screw turned in) or with just the clamp screw if you want to clamp to the edge of a counter or table top. I can't vouch for the magnet strength as I have a granite work surface, but they attract the utensils quite good!
2193089
I'm afraid it depends on the strength of the magnet. A decent magnet should.