Notice catalographique « Magnetic mounting systems for museums and cultural institutions »

Early History Of Magnets

Permanent Magnets

Components Of A Magnetic System For Use n Conservation

Types Of Magnetic Systems

A Vocabulary For Describing Magnetic Mounting Systems

The Behavior Of Gap Materials

Putting It All Together, Practical Issues

Useful Tools When Working With Magnets

Testing A Magnetic System

Caring For Your Magnets

Considerations When Shipping And Traveling With Magnets

The Science Behind Ferromagnetic Materials

The Effect Of Magnet's On Collections

That Are Ferromagnetic

Magnetized Dust

Rare Earth Magnets And The Global Environment

The Future

Case Study Groups

Two-part Magnetic systems: Magnet-to-Magnet Point-Fastener

Two-part Magnetic Systems: Magnet-to-Ferromagnetic Material: Point fastener

Three-part Magnetic Systems: Magnet-to-Ferromagnetic Material-to Magnet: Point-fastener

Large Area Pressure

Flexible Magnets

Barkcloth Mounting

Parchment Humidification

Mannequin Arm Attachment

Gap Materials

Magnetic System Test Tables

Iron Oxides and Their Properties

Steel Gauge

• Museum exhibits - magnets
• Art objects - Conservation and restoration
• Museum conservation methods
• Objets exposés - aimants
• Objets d'art - Conservation et restauration
• Musées - Méthodes de conservation