Magnetic welding angle GRAPHITE 45°/90° – load capacity 11.4 kg

Magnetic welding angle GRAPHITE 45°/90° – load capacity 11.4 kg is a positioning tool designed to hold ferrous metal parts at accurate 45° and 90° angles during welding, soldering or assembly. The device has an embedded magnetic base that secures components for hands-free alignment of pipes, plates and profiles, making it suitable for both workshop and on-site metal fabrication tasks.

Advantages

The GRAPHITE magnetic welding angle provides stable magnetic holding force with a rated load capacity of 11.4 kg, allowing reliable positioning of workpieces while you weld or solder. Its dual-angle design supports quick switching between 45° and 90° setups without additional clamps. The compact, lightweight construction simplifies placement and repositioning, and the magnetic base reduces the need for manual support during assembly operations.

Suitable for

• Welding and soldering of ferrous metals at 45° and 90° angles
• Aligning pipes, tubes and profiles prior to joining
• Holding small to medium metal plates for tack welding
• Workshop fabrication and on-site repair tasks

Key specifications

• Working angles: 45° and 90°
• Magnetic holding type: permanent magnetic base
• Rated load capacity: 11.4 kg
• Material compatibility: ferrous (magnetic) metals
• Form factor: compact angle block for positioning

How to use

Place the magnetic welding angle on a clean, flat ferrous surface to ensure full contact of the magnetic base. Align the workpieces against the appropriate face of the angle for either a 45° or 90° joint and allow the magnets to secure the parts. Verify alignment visually and with measuring tools before tack welding or performing the full weld. During repositioning, lift the tool directly away from the workpiece to break magnetic contact and relocate as needed.

Usage recommendations

Ensure both the magnetic base and the workpiece contact surfaces are free from heavy rust, paint, oil or debris to maintain maximum holding force. Use appropriate personal protective equipment during welding and avoid placing the magnet in direct contact with extremely hot surfaces for extended periods; allow the tool to cool between uses if it becomes heated.