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Silver ceramic magnetic welding square, four and three eighths inches long, seventy five pound hold

Mag-Mate

Mag-Mate Magnetic Welding Square 75 lb Silver Ceramic WS410AX3

SKU CH-EVKG-0K99R

A 75 lb magnetic welding square holds workpieces at precise angles during fabrication

  • 75 lb hold keeps workpieces steady during welding
  • 4-3/8 in. length fits tight joint angles
  • Silver ceramic coating resists spatter and heat
  • Magnetic base enables hands-free positioning on ferrous metal

Mag-Mate 75 lb Magnetic Welding Square

The Mag-Mate magnetic welding square delivers a 75 lb holding force for positioning ferrous workpieces during fit-up and tack welding. Its ceramic body measures 4-3/8 inches in length and resists high temperatures and weld spatter. The tool requires no batteries or external power to operate.

Suited for welders needing hands-free alignment

This square serves fabricators who want a compact, heat-resistant aid for holding steel plate, angle or tube in place while they tack. It is not intended for lifting applications, for use on non-ferrous metals, or for jobs requiring adjustable angles or a larger contact surface.

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Price $30.99
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Brand nameMag-mate

Questions about this item

How much heat does the ceramic magnet generate when holding 75 lb all day?

The ceramic magnet produces no measurable heat during continuous use because it has no electrical components or moving parts.

What workpiece thickness is required for the 4-3/8in square to engage its full 75 lb hold?

The magnet needs clean, flat ferrous metal at least 1/4 inch thick to develop the rated 75 lb pull force.

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