Custom Die-Cut Refridgerator Magnets

[fresh]

I'm full of promo requests today!!

My client would like some non-traditional die-cut refrigerator magnets. Large in size (3x5"ish), total qty 1000ish. I have plenty of vendors with standard dies, but I can't find anyone with a custom die.

Help!

 

[tsgstl]

http://www.themagnetgroup.com/

 

[petepaz]

magnet group/magnet LLC or stouce eithe one of them should be able to help

 

[royster13]

www.TradeNetCatalog.com has 600+ stock dies.....

 

[fresh]

www.TradeNetCatalog.com has 600+ stock dies.....

And yet not a single one works for my project

I saw someone else reference this company a today, I guess they are pretty good?

 

[ChicagoGraphics]

Do them yourself and cut them on your cutter, 10 or 15 mill magnetics cut good on a plotters

 

[royster13]

And yet not a single one works for my project

I saw someone else reference this company a today, I guess they are pretty good?

What shape do you need?......

I have done 1,000s of orders with them, so I am a fan.....

 

[fresh]

Do them yourself and cut them on your cutter, 10 or 15 mill magnetics cut good on a plotters

Really? do they need to be on some sort of backer? I'll have to do some research!!

 

[natedawg9640]

edge print them.

 

[Aklaim]

Do them yourself and cut them on your cutter, 10 or 15 mill magnetics cut good on a plotters

How do you prevent the mag from sticking to the plotter? I know on my Graphtec it would be next to impossible.

 

[ChicagoGraphics]

I use a Mimaki cutter, it does not stick. I also know someone that does them on a print & cut Roland and they don't stick either

 

[scuba_steve2699]

I use a Mimaki cutter, it does not stick. I also know someone that does them on a print & cut Roland and they don't stick either

For the Roland machines it depends on the model of printer and the time frame it was built. There are some with an aluminum frame and others that have some steel in them. If the magnet sticks to the back apron - you have steel - do not print on it.