AK Magnetic Sheets 0.9mm for Wargame Bases

Name: AK Interactive Magnetic Sheets for Miniatures – Self-Adhesive Wargaming Base Magnets (0.9mm)
Brand: AK Interactive
SKU: AKMAGNET002
Price: 6.70 CAD
Availability: InStock

AK square magnets for bases 20x20 mm AKMAGNET002: pre-cut self-adhesive sheet of 126 pieces

AK Interactive Magnetic Sheets for Miniatures – Self-Adhesive Wargaming Base Magnets (0.9mm)

Square 20 x 20 - 126 units

$6.70

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Product overview

AK Interactive's self-adhesive magnetic sheets go under your bases so miniatures stay put on a metal carrying tray or in a transport case. The flexible rubber is 0.9 mm thick, so a model's height barely changes. The pre-cut sheets come divided into standard wargaming base shapes: peel a piece off and press it onto the base. The plain 300 × 200 mm sheet cuts with a knife or scissors to fit any base, and the iron sheet of the same size lines the tray or case.

Square 20 to 50 mm, round Ø25 to 60 mm, rectangular 25 × 50 to 100 × 50 mm, oval 25 × 70 to 120 × 92 mm
Iron sheet: rubber with iron particles, also works with neodymium magnets
Magnetic sheet on the iron sheet: medium hold for plastic miniatures, low for metal ones
Neodymium magnets on the iron sheet: high hold for both

Notes · Q & A

Which magnet size should I choose for miniatures?

A 2×1 mm disc suits infantry weapon swaps, while 3×1 mm is a practical step up for arms and small components. Sizes around 3×2 to 5×2 mm work well for basing and larger parts, with 5×3 mm and above better suited to vehicles, large models and army transport. Each listing includes a calculated pull figure in grams so you can compare sizes on the same basis.

What does the N42 magnet grade mean?

The grade describes the magnetic material: at identical dimensions, a higher number generally produces more pull. N52 is typically around 20–25% stronger than N42 at the same size, but increasing the magnet's diameter or thickness usually makes a larger practical difference than changing grade alone. Our range is clearly specified as N42.

How do I keep the polarity consistent?

Before separating the stack, mark one face with a permanent marker and use that mark as your polarity reference. Dry-fit every pair before applying adhesive, and glue the two halves while the magnets are still attracting each other in the intended orientation. Reversing one magnet is one of the most common magnetisation mistakes.

What size hole should I drill for a magnet?

Use a drill matching the magnet diameter; for a designed 3D-printed socket, allow roughly 0.1 mm extra diameter. Make the recess approximately the magnet thickness plus 0.2 mm for adhesive so the face can sit level with the surrounding surface. CA adhesive is suitable for fixing these magnets into plastic, resin or metal parts.

How should neodymium magnets be handled safely?

Swallowing two or more magnets can cause serious internal injury, so keep loose magnets away from children and use them only for adult hobby work. Neodymium magnets are also brittle and may chip if allowed to snap together. Bring them together slowly from the edge rather than letting their flat faces strike each other.

Notes · Logistics

Shipping

Orders placed before 3pm (Mon–Fri) are dispatched the same day. UK delivery is by Royal Mail 24 Tracked. Free UK delivery on orders over £70. International delivery available via Royal Mail International Tracked or courier.

Returns

If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.

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