A mathematical analysis for magnetohydrodynamics and slip effects is presented for blade coating onto a moving sheet of viscous fluid. An applied magnetic field is imposed normal to the flow and slip is considered at the web surface. The shooting method is applied to obtain the numerical solution of governing differential equations. Both numerical and exact solutions are utilized to describe the velocity profile, volumetric flow rate, pressure gradient, pressure and maximum pressure. How slip parameter and the Hartmann number influences properties is discussed through the graphical results. It is calculated that the presence of slip and applied magnetic field controls the sheet velocity in the blade coating process.
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