Magnetic welding angle GRAPHITE 45°/90°, load capacity 34.0 kg

GRAPHITE magnetic welding angle 45°/90° is a magnetic fixture designed to hold ferrous metal pieces securely at common angles for welding, soldering and assembly. The tool provides stable hands‑free positioning of workpieces to ensure accurate joints and repeatable setups in workshops, fabrication shops, and home metalworking projects. Its compact form factor and strong magnetic hold enable quick alignment of parts without clamps or fixtures.

Advantages

The magnetic angle offers dual-angle support for 45° and 90° operations, simplifying transitions between common joint types. A rated holding capacity of 34.0 kg ensures reliable grip on steel components while allowing easy repositioning when necessary. The device reduces setup time, improves repeatability of welds and assemblies, and frees both hands for precise welding or soldering. Its durable magnetic body is suitable for regular use in workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Holding steel plates and profiles at 45° for mitre welds and joints
• Fixing parts at 90° for T‑joints and right‑angle assemblies
• Positioning workpieces during soldering, brazing or tack welding
• Temporary fixturing during drilling, grinding and layout tasks
• Small fabrication, repair and DIY metalworking projects

Key specifications

• Supported angles: fixed 45° and 90° positions
• Rated holding capacity: 34.0 kg on ferrous materials
• Material contact: designed for ferrous/steel surfaces
• Form factor: compact magnetic block suitable for handheld placement or temporary mounting

How to use

Place the magnetic angle on a clean, flat ferrous surface to ensure full contact between magnet and metal. Align the second workpiece against the appropriate face of the magnetic block to obtain either a 45° or 90° joint, then secure with tack welds or clamps as required. For best results, remove rust, paint or scale from contact areas to maximize magnetic grip. When repositioning, pull the block off the workpiece with a firm, controlled motion rather than sliding to avoid damaging surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Use the magnetic angle on clean steel surfaces and verify that the rated holding capacity is suitable for the combined weight of the parts being held. Avoid using the magnet on non‑ferrous materials. Wear appropriate welding PPE and follow safe welding and handling practices when positioning hot or sharp components.