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🔥 Ignite your experiments with pure precision! 🧪
This 2-pack magnesium ribbon set offers 99.95% pure, uncoated magnesium metal in two 25 g rolls totaling approximately 140 ft. Designed for laboratory and educational use, it delivers consistent quality for demonstrations, material science experiments, and controlled ignition applications. Securely packaged with a resealable zip bag to maintain integrity and ease of storage.
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 564 Reviews |
A**N
It's exactly what you expect
Typical "roll" or Magnesium -- lights/burns as expected. No surprises-- lab or "expermental" quality (be super careful, don't try to ignite is outside of a controlled environment). But if you're looking for 'mag' strips-- this does the job.
J**E
Real deal
Quality magnesium ribbon. Works great as an emergency fire starter or initiator.
D**E
Ignites easily
Good price and product. I use a standard propane torch like you find in the plumbing isle at the hardware store. Lights right up, so bright you need to look away, or use welding goggles or a welding helmet. Haven't used it for a project yet, so I will update later.
F**Y
Burns very bright an hot
is as described. Using for firestarter
A**M
Looks good
Works good for my purpose
A**N
Fair quality, but seemed a little too oxidized.
Inexpensive magnesium ribbon. Magnesium ribbon usually has oxidation/corrosion on the outside and needs to be sanded before use. It may not burn well or it may have contaminants if you don't clean it first. This magnesium seemed to have an excessive amounts of oxidation, more than other magnesium strips I have used before, so it required extra time and effort to clean.
J**!
Nice product
Good price , each roll is small, but will work for my purpose.
J**N
Good product
Part of my bug out fire making tool kit.
S**O
Bon produit
Tel que décrit!
Á**O
Buen producto
Producto de buena calidad
C**Z
It's magnesium. What it says, as they say, on the tin. Except it's Mg, not Sn.
What can I say? This is magnesium ribbon. If, like me, you went to school at a time when chemistry teachers piqued student interest by setting fire to things and blowing things up (rather than showing simulations on a screen) you might have been impressed, as I was, with a demonstration of burning magnesium ribbon. If you want magnesium ribbon to recreate, for educational reasons, those demonstrations, or just because you need some metallic magnesium of reasonable purity in ribbon form (perhaps for machining very tiny magnesium wheels or fasteners) then here's the stuff. Plenty of it, for a reasonable price.
A**R
Cool
Burns well and produces hydrogen when put in vinegar...SCIENCE!
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