Magnetic welding square, 45º and 90º

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Magnetic welding square, 45º and 90º

Hold sections and sheets at an exact angle while you tack, with no clamps or helper. Positioning two pieces square and welding them without them moving is what wastes the most time in metalwork. This magnetic square has a protected permanent magnet with a holding force of up to 22 kg and 45º and 90º angles: attach it, rest the pieces against it and you have both hands free to weld.

It is made from 2.5 mm sheet steel that withstands the knocks of the workshop, and it is as useful for welding frames, railings and chassis as for holding parts when cutting or drilling. A small tool that improves the accuracy of every joint.

Benefits

  • Up to 22 kg holding force: keeps sections and sheets firmly in place while you tack.
  • 45º and 90º angles: frames, mitres and square joints without measuring every time.
  • Protected permanent magnet: needs no electricity or batteries.
  • Hands free: work alone, without a helper or clamps.

What it is for

  • Welding frames, railings, gates and section structures.
  • Positioning tubes and flat bars at 45º or 90º before tacking.
  • Holding metal parts when cutting, drilling or assembling.

Technical specifications

  • Holding force: up to 22 kg
  • Angles: 45º and 90º
  • Material: 2.5 mm sheet steel
  • Magnet: permanent, protected
  • Supplied as: single unit

Vetonek tip

Tack with the square in place and remove it before running the full bead: excessive heat weakens the magnet over time. Keep the magnet face free of swarf and slag so it sits flat and holds the exact angle.

Frequently asked questions

How much weight does it hold?

Up to 22 kg, enough for the sections, tubes and sheets commonly used in metalwork.

What angles does it offer?

45º and 90º, the most widely used for frames, mitres and square joints.

Does it need power or batteries?

No. It has a protected permanent magnet that always works, with no power supply.

Can I weld with the square in place?

Yes for tacking. For the full bead it is better to remove it, as prolonged heat weakens the magnet.

Is it suitable for aluminium or stainless steel?

The magnet only sticks to ferromagnetic metals such as carbon steel; it does not hold aluminium or most stainless steels.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight does it hold?

Up to 22 kg, enough for the sections, tubes and sheets commonly used in metalwork.

What angles does it offer?

45º and 90º, the most widely used for frames, mitres and square joints.

Does it need power or batteries?

No. It has a protected permanent magnet that always works, with no power supply.

Can I weld with the square in place?

Yes for tacking. For the full bead it is better to remove it, as prolonged heat weakens the magnet.

Is it suitable for aluminium or stainless steel?

The magnet only sticks to ferromagnetic metals such as carbon steel; it does not hold aluminium or most stainless steels.