MZS-FlexTape™ / Continuous strip construction

Flexible Magnetic Zipper Tape for Cut-Length Closures

Name: MZS-FlexTape™ Continuous strip construction
Brand: MagZipStrip

Continuous paired strip formats for pattern-led lengths and repeatable OEM assembly.

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OEM components · matched A/B constructions · project-specific review

Illustration of paired flexible magnetic tape rolls and a pattern-length cut section — Construction illustration · not to scale

Start with the construction

Continuous strip construction.

Work from a continuous strip format when your pattern needs different opening lengths. Specify a matched pair, a suitable carrier and a controlled cutting process instead of treating every garment size as an unrelated closure.

The material family and magnetization pattern determine what is possible. Compare flexible ferrite, bonded rare-earth and other proposed grades against your force, bend, temperature and cost requirements. A material name alone does not establish washability or garment suitability.

Application shortlist

Where to begin the evaluation

Lightweight apparel plackets
Soft bag openings
Removable fabric panels
OEM cut-length strip kits

Read the application guide

Design choices

Three decisions that shape the result.

Length follows the pattern

Prepare the closure from an agreed continuous format and finish each cut end to the approved work instruction.

Keep pairs traceable

Specify A/B labels, winding direction and paired-length accounting so that assembly operators can identify the matching sides.

Choose the attachment route

Compare a textile carrier, encapsulation or a qualified adhesive construction against the end-use fabric and process.

Drawing & RFQ inputs

Specify your MZS-FlexTape construction.

These are the inputs to a sample review. Material, dimensions and acceptance values are confirmed in the agreed drawing and quotation.

Item	Specify in the brief	Why it matters
Material	Magnetic compound and carrier or backing	Material selection must fit bending, temperature and environment.
Section	Strip width, magnetic thickness and total thickness	Evaluate fabric drape and the resulting magnetic gap.
Magnetization	Pole pattern, pitch and A/B orientation	Retain pair direction through cutting and sewing.
Roll supply	Roll length, joint policy and paired-unit definition	Confirm whether a quoted metre means one side or one matched pair.
Attachment	Sewing carrier, sleeve, laminate or adhesive	Qualify bonding and edge behavior on the actual substrate.

Send your construction brief Full specification framework

From a strip to an assembly

Plan the integration before the order.

01 / INTEGRATION

Choose a section

Balance closure width and thickness against the seam and the required opening feel.

02 / INTEGRATION

Confirm the pair

Check full-length attraction and alignment before cutting an assembly batch.

03 / INTEGRATION

Cut and finish

Follow the approved cut position and exposed-edge protection for that construction.

04 / INTEGRATION

Release a pilot

Record the material, pair marking and integration method against a signed sample.

Keep qualification specific. Published construction drawings explain the concept. Material declarations, sample measurements, care performance and any finished-product rating must refer to the selected assembly. Review testing and safety considerations.

Buyer questions

Questions about MZS-FlexTape™

Are 50 m or 100 m rolls available?

Include your preferred roll length in the RFQ. Feasible winding, roll length, joint limits and minimum order are confirmed for the selected section and material; they are not universal catalogue guarantees.

Does the tape automatically use SmFeN or NdFeB?

No. The magnetic compound must be stated in the drawing and quotation. Request the material declaration and qualification evidence for the proposed grade.

Does an adhesive backing replace sewing?

Only after the adhesive and fabric combination has been qualified. Coatings, plasticizers, surface texture, washing and peel loading can change bond performance.

How should I compare quoted prices?

Compare the same material, width, total thickness, attachment construction and matched A/B unit. Add the end-finishing, packaging and sampling requirements before comparing totals.

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