I want to use these to make bottlecap fridge magnets. Are they thick enough?
1631658
They are thick enough they would make your object stick out. They are strong
1631659
These are PERFECT for bottle cap magnets! They are plenty strong enough. I absolutely was thrilled when I purchased these! I was a little hesitant at first but I was very excited when I received them and for the price! I spray painted them and placed them in with my wedding invitations that had 6 inserts and two tattoos ;) they hold every piece... I had a bunch left over and did a bunch of crafts with them. Very good find!
1631660
Yes they are thick enough. I used them for the same thing and they worked very well.
1631661
The actual dimensions of these magnets are 11/16th diameter x a fat 3/16th thick.
1342067
they are pretty strong, approximately 1/2 inch thick. I use them pretty much everyday as I have granite countertops.
1346295
These are very thin. I used them on the bottom of a bookcase, and if I didn't know they were there, I wouldn't be able to tell. My opinion--go for it! I don't think it will be a problem!
603107
Unfortunately I wouldn't think so. We use them for a cold yogurt bar an cereal and they were thin and flimsy even for that.
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.
1022156
They are somewhat thin. I would guess that they are less than 1/4 " thick (but durable).
2154492
In my opinion, no. I do think these would be quite strong enough to risk that. Don't know if your jars are glass or what, but still these are very small magnets. Bigger ones should do the job, but you'd just have to experiment with that and it would depend on how you attach them to the jars, etc.... The small ones are the only kind I've used.
250170
Yes, they will. I bought the magnets for a similar project and they work well.
1283008
Absolutely! I use them to make recipe cards and have to trim them down. They seal nicely and I have never had a problem.
402672
They couldn't be to thin. They have pretty good size magnets. I would wait until I got them before I bought or built a box for them.
1946280
I used them in a canning jar lid and they fit snugly. You might be able to us them on something slightly thicker but not much. They are very pliable. Hope this helps.
1000812
Probably not, it would be too thick, your labels won't lay flat and look nice. It's used more to seal glass case corners or stainless steel pieces together.
566129
I use them to hold recipes in a binder and they have been sturdy enough for that. Not sure on the mil thickness.
51291
I would say no, they are a little less than 1/4 inch thick. I was able to punch a holes in them with a crop-a-dile hole puncher. I painted them with chalkboard paint and made ornaments.
1800475
I don't know if they are really that magnetic, but you could always superglue a magnet to the back of you are wanting to make magnets. I use them for ornament making and hot glue sticks to them very well.
1466861
We print on them and use them for labeling cleaning products that we sell at my job. I'm not sure the thickness, but I do not believe they would be thick enough to use on a vinyl plotter. They work great for what we use them for, but are not rigid.
2248965
we use them to post photos on our refrigerator, and for that they are very strong. I'm guessing that unless you have something very heavy in your jars these should work.