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Square Magnetic Note Pads
Product Description
These magnetic notepads are the ultimate in form and function and are manufactured with a high degree of environmental awareness in mind. Each magnetic notepad is made with 100% recycled FSC
certified and chlorine-free paper, which is about as eco-friendly as you
can get!
Each pad contains 25 sheets, and are mounted on a magnetic arch-shape, which can be detached when all the pages are used, leaving a branded fridge magnet behind for ongoing brand exposure.
Order samples of this product
Sample costs are refunded on placement of full order
Product Price
| Quantity | 250 | 500 | 1000 | 2500 | 5000 | 10000 |
| Unit Price | £1.93 | £1.14 | £0.74 | £0.54 | £0.42 | £0.38 |
| Additional imprint colours to pad | ||||||
| Each | £0.30 | £0.12 | £0.06 | £0.04 | £0.03 | £0.02 |
| Full process colour imprint to magnet and pad | ||||||
| Unit Price | £2.85 | £1.44 | £0.88 | £0.60 | £0.47 | £0.42 |
| Price is inclusive of full colour magnet and single colour imprint to pad. There is a full colour seupt cost of £55. Minimum order is the smallest quantity listed. | ||||||
Product Specification
Product size
Magnet: 60 x 60 mm
Note pad: 60 x 95 mm
Product colour
White
Imprint area
Magnet: 60 x 60 mm
Note pad: 60 x 95 mm
Imprint method
Offset-litho
Maximum number of imprint colours
4 Subject to sight of artwork
Packaging
Poly-bagged - 20 magnets per pack
Ready to ship
7-10 Working days from approval of artwork
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