Sales display for small items

Pot magnets can attach small items to sales stands

Submitted by: Christiane Strauss, Fa. Ombos arts beads crafts, 74626 Bretzfeld, Germany, [email protected]

Online since: 08/05/2014

Sales display with obstacles

We are glass bead makers and retailers. We attend fairs several times a year, and even the showroom at home has not a lot of room for products. Therefore, we were looking for a way to display products (especially material in little plastic bags) and tools in a space-saving way at fairs and in the showroom.

We purchased a mobile magnetic display stand but the accessories that came with it were too big for our purposes.

Mounting of plastic bags

Modified pot magnets

We purchased your pot magnets with screw socket (TCN-20 for light plastic bags and TCN-25 for tools).

We screwed M4 threaded bars into the thread before we colour-coordinated the threaded bars for the small items.

Mounting of tools

For the tools, we sanded down the end of the threaded bars.

Product transportation

During transport between fair and showroom, we leave the magnets on the stand and the threaded bars are packed with the respective products.

The wall is marked with the individual product names to make assembly quick.

Note regarding the customer project shown:
This magnet project is an application implemented by a customer. The specific parameters for this application – in particular the number, size, arrangement and adhesive force of the magnets, the material, nature and thickness of the mounting surface, dead loads and additional loads, lever actions, as well as environmental and operating conditions – may vary from project to project, and the exact conditions at the customer’s site are unknown to us. Consequently, the presentation of this project does not constitute technical guidance, an agreement on the legal and factual nature, a guarantee or an assurance that a comparable design would be suitable, sufficiently strong or safe under different conditions.

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