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What is a planning magnetic disc?
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A planning magnetic disc is a basic magnetic disc encased in ABS (Acrylonite Butadiene Stryene) plastic. The plastic casing covers two out of the three sides of the magnetic disc, leaving a single magnetic face free to stick to different ferromagnetic surfaces, for example a fridge door. |
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ABS plastic is colourful with an attractive smooth finish, which makes it ideal for making the case of a decorative fridge magnet. It is also very tough and rigid which protects the magnet from any wear and tear that could affect its magnetic capabilities. |
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Planning magnetic discs can be used on whiteboards for planning events by allowing different pieces of paper to be held onto a whiteboard in a colour coded system. This is where their name, planning magnetic discs, originates. |
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The planning magnetic disc’s casing can come in four different shapes: map-pin, hook, flat, or skittle. For more information on the different shapes, see the page: What are the shapes of planning magnetic discs? |
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