Magnetic Pads, magnetic mounting pads, Car Roof Top Magnets, Taxi Roof Top Mounting MagPad, Rubber Coating Throuh Hole Mag Pad, Car Driver Taxi Sign MagPad, Magnetic Holding Pad, Vehicle Roof Sign Magnets

Magnetic Pads (commonly known as ‘MagPads’) are used for securing objects to magnetic surfaces. The pad comes with an thread stud with locking nut which is ready to fix. They are the preferred choice for applications involving fixing roof signs to vehicles and signs to steel surfaces. These magnets are designed to give a extremely high resistance to shear forces, whilst also exerting high magnetic performance.

Magnetised with a six-pole striped magnetic field on the magnetic pad
Form: Rubber covered magnets | zinc plated
Material: Ferrite magnets assembled on to a mild steel backing plate with a protective rubber coating over the magnets.
Ferrite Grade Y30BH / Y35 / Y33 …
Housing Galvanized steel
Rubber coated to increase friction and reduce corrosion
Suitable for use with Taxi Signs, Adverting Signs and Driving School signs
Magpads have been developed to provide a range of handy and powerful limpet magnets with a soft contact base to minimize the possibility of damage to paintwork, particularly when applying and removing the Magpad. All Magpads have a multipole magnet circuit to give the combination of good pull-off as well as sideways/shear resistance. The magnets are encapsulated in a polyurethane compound which provides a soft contact surface. The metal top of the Magpad is zinc plated for corrosion resistance. Magpads come in a variety of sizes with various stud and screw hole mounts as detailed.

A unique product, the ‘mag pad’ is ideal for fixing rooftop signs to vehicles or other signs to any steel surface. The rubber magnetic pad is designed to provide an extremely high resistance to shear forces as well as excellent pull strength. Objects can be fixed to the pad using the locking nut and bolt assembly provided and the six-pole striped magnetic field will then ensure that the sign or object is securely attached to a steel surface.

Typical uses:

include lighting systems, magnetic brackets, car roof signs (e.g. taxi signs), antenna clamp systems, vehicle tracking units, temporary signage, attaching to boards and pictures to metal partitions, door clamps, etc.