Metal disc – self-adhesive counterpart 60x2.5 mm, white lacquer

Product detailed description

A steel base 60 mm in diameter and 2.5 mm thick in white lacquer, with double-sided adhesive tape. It is the largest bonded metal disc counterpart in the range — on a white surface it stays visually subdued despite the 60 mm diameter. It is intended for magnets and pot magnets approximately 50–60 mm across. It is not a magnet.

1. What is the white lacquered 60x2.5 mm metal disc counterpart?
   A steel base 60 mm in diameter and 2.5 mm thick with white lacquer and double-sided adhesive tape, which creates a steel mounting surface for a magnet on a non-magnetic surface.

2. Which magnets do you recommend for the 60x2.5 mm steel base?
   Magnets and pot magnets around 50–60 mm in diameter, that is, the strongest pot magnets and rings in our range.

3. Why is white lacquer more expensive than zinc?
   The price difference comes from the additional lacquered finish. The technical parameters of the steel base are identical in both versions.

4. How long does the adhesive tape take to reach full strength?
   The tape holds immediately after pressing and reaches full strength after several hours. Do not load the joint fully before then.

5. Can this steel disc counterpart be stuck onto textured plaster?
   We do not recommend it. Double-sided tape needs smooth, full-area contact; on textured plaster it touches only the peaks and adhesion is poor.

6. Is the white 60x2.5 mm version suitable for outdoor use?
   Both the lacquer and the tape are intended for dry interiors. Outdoors we recommend a screw-on metal disc counterpart and protecting the joint against moisture.