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Avery Magnet Sheets, 8.5 x 11 Inches, White, 5 Pack (03270)

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LD Glossy Inkjet Magnetic Photo Paper 8.5x11"" (20 Sheets)

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LD Glossy Inkjet Magnetic Photo Paper 4x6"" (10 Sheets)

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Magnetic paper?

Nov 11, 2007 by Claudia G | Posted in Printers

Has anyone used magnetic printer paper? I saw it advertised for printing magnetic business cards at home but I wondered if it's actually effective as a magnet? Would it hold a letter to a fridge for instance?

I printed a poster onto this type of media and it stuck to the fridge fine. business card size should hold paper to the fridge but it might depend on the weight of the paper you wish it to hold because it is thinner than normal magnets so that it will go through the printer

Can a magnetic photo paper be printed on an ordinary printer?

Nov 04, 2007 by rock_chaz | Posted in Printers

You can get kits for printing to a magnetized sheet, from believe it or not...wally world!

Is there such a thing as magnetic sheets of paper that you can use with an inkjet printer?

Jun 16, 2006 by hmhartley_99 | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

yes...go to staples, office depot, etc. my sister used them to make "save the date" magnets for her wedding
if you search yahoo for "inkjet magnet" you'll get all kinds of hits

I need to print a 20 mil heavy magnetic sheet. What printer should I use?

Sep 11, 2007 by nAndn | Posted in Printers

I've tried a HP all-in-one, and an Epson Stylus C88 but the sheet is too heavy and it jams up the printers. Calls for recommendations to the printer companies have not been too helpful either. Also, I can't use a laser printer. Does anyone know of a good inkjet printer that will successfully print really, really, heavy material? BTW 20 mil is equivalent to 5 pieces of standard paper stacked together (I think, though I stand to be corrected). Thanks!

nothing consumer level.
you have to get a large format printer

Why would the magnetic strip on a credit card scan; if wrapped in plastic wrap, when it originally wouldn't.

Aug 16, 2007 by G T | Posted in Other - Computers

I work at a hotel, and our room charge/key cards often don't scan on the first couple of tries. If we wrap them in plastic wrap, or thermal paper from the receipt printer; most of the time they will then scan successfully. We are scanning them when a guest is making a purchase at a computer/register. We hardly ever have this problem with regular credit cards, just the hotel's cards. Just wondering what is the science involved. Thanks

the strip on the card has been worn out most of the times.... but they are easy to get dmaged and even the material that u keep them in could distort the strip like a certain type of wallet ot purse that u keep them in and soiime studies have also said that keepin them next to a cell phone for a period of time can keep it from working properly. the plastic bag is like temporarily wiping a really bad scratched CD.. the bag becomes a protectant aand at the same time then enough for the cards magnetic strip to be read though it