Master Magnetics Heavy-Duty Magnetic Labels - Magnetic Label Holders for a Metal File Cabinet, Shelf, Whiteboard - Fits Signs and Tags - 5" L x 3" H - Includes 35 Perforated Cards - 25-Pack

I bought these because I wanted to be able to easily change out labels on a metal wall we mount things to. I like that I can print new labels without having to buy labels (though you can buy new labels).Work well. Note that they will come a little bent because they are shipped in a stack. This adds a bit of a curve to them which makes it difficult to stick initially. However if you separate them and leave them flat they go to the correct shape quickly. The whole holder is a flexible magnet so once it gets flat enough to stick they seem to hold well. Not all of them needed it, just the ones with the largest curve.Just something to keep in mind if you need them. Plan some time to flatten them.

If you need to stick labels on metal surfaces, this a simple and efficient way to do it. I bought both the 1" high and the 2" high versions of these label holders, and they both stay put, easily holding the label strips that ship with the magnetic holders. In particular, the 2" high holders, because they have so much more surface area on the flat magnetic back, really grip well. They are not going to be easily knocked off or shaken loose. While the paper label strips that come with the holders work just fine, it is also very easy to design a template in Microsoft Word for printing on card stock paper. Make the template twice as high as a single label so you can fold it in half before inserting it into the magnetic holder. The folded-over card stock label fits tightly and will stay put.

I really like these. I got them to put labels on my toolbox drawers and they work well, though on short drawers, they are partially covered by the pull. Not their fault. I printed some labels on thick paper and they accomplish intended purpose. They seem well made and are plenty magnetic for toolbox drawers and filing cabinets.

We use these throughout our warehouse sheds to keep product labeled. The magnets are durable and strong. The track holds the laminated signs we use. Definitely recommend.

Magnets worked well with my project, a very flat metal surface that is rarely moved around. I can see where the magnet strength could be an issue if you're going to be handling or coming in contact with them on a regular basis. A little more "magnetic" would be an improvement but not a deal-breaker.

I purchased three sets of these during an office building remodel in 2017. They allowed us to add name tags to each cube space that could easily be updated during employee turnover. They were excellent for adding some personalization to the space and in the end, blended into a professional setting very well. Five years later, they are stil in use with no diminished functionality or look.

I used these magnetic labels for identifying books on metal shelves in the History Museum where I volunteer in the Archives area. They are great for use in libraries and museums to identify items on metal shelves and in metal cabinets. Price very reasonable.

not as strong as expected, but still usable.