Magnetic Shelf Warehouse Labels 2 x 4.5 inches, 200 Pack, White (00145)

I was looking for some magnetic labels which I could use as braille labels for cans, jars and tins. These fit the bill nicely. I brailled a bunch of labels and cut them to the size I needed for each application. I typically got several labels out of each magnetic strip. Since Most of the labels I wanted to make would be two or less inches in width, I oriented the magnetic strips sideways to write on them.I advise using a slate and stylus to make the braille, not a braillewriter. Applying braille to these labels will require a rather firm press of the stylus when making the dots. If you do this, the braille will come out quite nicely with distinct, long-lasting dots and no cut edges where the material is warped to form the dots.I had been using labeling tape for braille labels, but I was tired of having to make new labels each time I used up a can and threw it away and needed a label for a new one. With these magnetic labels, I can just take the label off the old can and put it on the new one.I would like it if the magnet was a little stronger, but so far I haven't had any problems with accidentally knocking the labels off. And with 200 magnetic strips, I may have enough labels to last a lifetime--or at least for many years to come.

They’ll do the job, but all come curved and will need to loosen them up to mag stick flat.

excellent great quality easy to write on strong magnets

Perfect for labeling shelves.

These are ok but do not have a strong magnetic pull and sometimes curl up from the metal shelving I am using them on.

For about a month, I’ve had these on some Elfa metal mesh bins in my closet that I use daily. So far, they’re working great: none have fallen off, or even moved. Great solution for labeling the bins. EDIT: Update after nine months of use. They still stay on the metal mesh bins pretty well, although I’ve lately noticed a couple have started falling off now and then if I close the bin hard. They seem to have lost a bit of their magnetism. But still tolerable.

These are exactly what i needed, I help with a food pantry and wanted magnetic labels for the shelves. With many of the shoppers being seniors, its much easier to read these labels than the labels on the cans. Great thickness, decent strength and easy to move around. As far as removing dry erase, havent done that yet, not real worried if it doesnt remove totally, there were enough in the box for years of use.

These magnets are weak and fall off easily. They also come with slight bend. You will need to put a heavy weight on them to flatten them to be usable.The price is right but be aware of these shortcomings.

You have to shape them to the surface that you are applying to or else they won't completly stickIf you want to use it with a dry erase pen some pens smudge on the surface, so get a good one

It’s a magnet and it works well

Les aimants sont arrivées toutes courbées et ne restent pas sur les surfaces métalliques.