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How to Print Fridge Magnets at Scale: A Process Comparison for Business Buyers (Video)

This 60-second video sums up the buying guide. The full article covers the details and sources.

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Video transcript

  1. 0:00Mockups don't show how magnets survive kitchen doors.
  2. 0:05Each magnet has three layers: face, substrate, backing. UV on wood, laminated flexible sheet, epoxy dome and acrylic differ in how the face goes on. Engraving burns it in.
  3. 0:17Classify the artwork: photos and gradients suit UV, dome or acrylic; logos and text suit any route, even engraving. Quote setup and unit cost separately.
  4. 0:29Test the real door with any magnet; many stainless doors attract weakly. Wood absorbs kitchen moisture, so seal faces and edges, or choose dome or acrylic.
  5. 0:40A thick face levers against a small disc: size the magnet to the weight, write a hang-and-hold requirement, then check adhesion, hang and edge humidity on a sample.
  6. 0:50Every rigid face relies on its magnet bond; specify it.
  7. 0:55Line art? Compare engraved plywood, then request a quote.

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