Inkjet printers are capable of printing images onto the non-magnetic side of thin, flexible magnetic sheets. At Magnets Australia, we offer printable magnetic sheeting in various sizes and thicknesses, allowing you to transform your digital images into flexible fridge magnets. Personalize your fridge magnets with photos of...
Magnetism is the invisible force exerted by magnetized materials. This phenomenon occurs when stable electrons in the atoms of certain substances are influenced to align in response to an external magnetic field. This force can originate from either a permanent magnet or an electric current. While all materials can be...
Gold is a precious metal element that does not contain any ferrous materials, making pure gold non-magnetic and unaffected by magnetic fields. In its pure form, gold is both inert and malleable, which can limit its practicality and durability for commercial applications. To enhance these qualities, gold is often alloyed...
Copper is not a magnetic material; however, it can influence and be influenced by a magnetic field. The electrons in copper's molecular structure are relatively unstable and can be induced to generate an electric current when exposed to a moving magnetic field. Conversely, when a magnet moves through a coil...
Certain materials are attracted to magnets, while others exhibit little to no interaction. Those that are attracted are described as having ferromagnetic properties. The most common ferromagnetic materials include iron, nickel, and cobalt. These materials possess a degree of permeability, allowing them to respond to an external magnetic field. They...
Materials containing varying degrees of iron (Fe) are strongly attracted to or can be drawn toward a magnetic field source. Such materials are known as ferromagnetic materials and are the metals most easily influenced by an external magnetic field. Iron-based materials have a higher number of unpaired electrons in their...
