
Magnetic loop suspension
Suspension with textile ribbon and sew-in magnets
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Textile ribbon suspension
During my last camping trip I mostly missed places to hang up stuff under the motorhome awning. My idea of using magnetic hooks didn't work out due to a lack of even metal surfaces. The next best solution: Suspending objects with magnets sewn into textile ribbon.I will show below how to make them. First, you need the following material:
- 6 small block magnets, e.g. Q-10-05-03-N
- Thin textile ribbon
(available in bulk at home improvement stores) - Sewing thread
- Adhesive tape
Assembly
Arrange three slim block magnets next to each other and wrap them with adhesive tape.Note from the supermagnete team:
Alternatively, you can also use one individual larger magnet of about the same dimension and similar adhesive force, e.g. Q-30-10-05-N: Block magnet 30 x 10 x 5 mm.
Alternatively, you can also use one individual larger magnet of about the same dimension and similar adhesive force, e.g. Q-30-10-05-N: Block magnet 30 x 10 x 5 mm.
When the second tube ending is closed as well, the suspension is ready.
If you use the material as indicated, the magnetic band should easily hold a weight of 3 kg.
A tip:
If you want to save on the sewing, you can also use a slim belt strap, fold over the ends and sew them up. In any event, make sure the ribbon/belt is not too thick, which would greatly reduce the adhesive force of the magnets.