Magnetic Welding Angle Elmax model 10393 is a magnetic positioning tool designed to hold ferrous metal parts at fixed angles during welding, soldering and assembly. With a rated holding force of 34.5 kg, the device stabilises steel components to allow accurate alignment and hands-free work in both workshop and field environments. The compact, robust design is intended for repeatable positioning of plates, profiles and brackets, facilitating consistent joints and faster fabrication workflows.
Advantages
The Elmax magnetic welding angle provides reliable magnetic force for steady support of ferrous parts while welding or fitting. Its geometry enables quick setup of common angles and consistent positioning without clamps or fixtures. The construction is rugged for workshop use and transport to site, offering repeatable performance and reduced preparation time for assembly tasks. The tool’s magnetic retention minimises movement and improves joint accuracy.
Suitable for
- Holding steel plates and profiles during welding and brazing
- Positioning brackets and frames for assembly
- Temporary alignment of components for drilling and tack welding
- Site and shop metal fabrication where hands-free support is needed
Key specifications
- Holding force: 34.5 kg
- Magnetic type: permanent magnet (non-powered)
- Material compatibility: ferrous metals (steel, iron)
- Typical applications: welding, soldering, assembly, drilling alignment
- Form factor: compact angled block for positioning at set angles
How to use
Place the magnetic welding angle onto the clean surface of the ferrous workpieces so that the tool’s faces contact the parts at the required angle. Ensure mating surfaces are free of heavy rust, paint or debris to maximise magnetic contact. Once the magnet is engaged, position the parts, verify alignment visually or with measuring tools, then perform tack welding or permanent joining. Release by pulling the tool away from the workpiece, applying steady force to overcome magnetic attraction.
Usage recommendations
For reliable performance, use the magnetic welding angle on flat, clean ferrous surfaces and avoid using it on non-ferrous materials. Verify the holding force is adequate for the size and orientation of the parts; supplement with clamps where necessary for heavy or asymmetrical assemblies. Store the tool dry and keep magnetic faces free of metal shavings to maintain holding efficiency.
