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Your cart is empty.Display information in a more public location with this magnetic job ticket holder. Filing cabinets, for example, can be a great place to store documents, such as phone lists or holiday schedules. These super heavyweight vinyl shop ticket holders have magnetic backing, which attaches to any metal surface for convenience, making it perfect for keeping documents close at hand on file cabinets, shelving units or machinery. Welded, non-rip seams for added durability. Holder is clear on both sides.
John McGinley
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2017
:-)
Boyce F.
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2017
Works good. Just wish magnets were a bit stronger
arthur r malaj
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2016
Nice heavy plastic - wide magnets
Taylor M.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2014
These are perfect for displaying 8.5"x11" print outs of graphs on a magnetic whiteboard. They fit perfect and don't take up extra room like some other ones I'm using. The only reason I gave this 4 stars and not 5 is because normal printer paper takes some effort to get into the holder. They're really made for heavier paper but otherwise totally great for what I'm doing.
Enginerd
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2012
This magnetic sheet sleeve is great for hanging signs on metal doors or cabinets. While they call this a "shop ticket holder," keep in mind that these are certainly less heavy-duty than the traditional style of shop ticket holder with the woven edging and grommet. This is basically just two sheets of clear vinyl fused together at the edges with magnet strips stuck on the back.There are two commonly-found types of these sleeves. In addition to this "Magnetic shop ticket holder," there is another one called the "Cubicle Keeper" with a black background that is made of polypropylene (which is thin and floppy--it's basically a 3-ring binder sheet protector with magnets on the back).This shop ticket holder is a thicker, stronger vinyl material, so it is stiffer and more durable than the cubicle keeper. The disadvantage is that it doesn't look as nice because the back layer is clear and you can see the magnetic strips behind (even with a sheet of paper inside you can see them along the edges, as shown in the product photo). This gives it a somewhat unfinished look.The cubicle keeper has a black background layer which hides the magnetic strips and also provides sort of a black trim around the sign you insert (although it's tough to keep it even all the way around so it also has present-ability issues).One other thought... from a storage point of view, the box that these come in is crappy. Many sheet protector products come in a reusable box that's suitable for product storage as well, but this one is a fold-together cardboard box that is difficult to re-close and doesn't stay shut very well.So in summary, of the two common choices, this is the more durable of the two, but not as nice looking as the other. If they made the cubicle-keeper in vinyl, that would be the perfect combo.
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