Welding Clamp Magnet 87mm | Pull 100lb (45kg) | REDUCED TO CLEAR

Description

The Welding Clamp Magnet 87mm | Pull 100lb (45kg) | REDUCED TO CLEAR is a powerful magnetic welding accessory designed to assist with positioning and holding ferrous metal components during welding preparation, metal fabrication and general workshop assembly.

Measuring 87mm and featuring a rated magnetic pull force of 100lb (approximately 45kg), this heavy-duty welding magnet provides a convenient hands-free positioning aid for welders, metalworkers, fabricators and DIY enthusiasts.

Magnetic welding clamps are commonly used to temporarily hold steel components in position while they are aligned, measured, marked or prepared for tack welding. By providing magnetic attraction to suitable ferromagnetic materials, they can help reduce the need for manual holding during setup.

This 87mm welding clamp magnet is particularly useful in workshops, fabrication facilities, metalworking environments and home garages where steel components need to be positioned efficiently.

Unlike conventional mechanical clamps, magnetic welding holders can provide quick attachment and removal without requiring a screw-tightening mechanism. This makes them a practical accessory for repetitive fabrication tasks and temporary workpiece positioning.

The 100lb (45kg) pull rating indicates the magnet's stated maximum magnetic attraction under specified test conditions. Actual holding performance will vary depending on the steel thickness, surface condition, contact area, workpiece orientation and operating environment.

This product is offered as REDUCED TO CLEAR, providing an opportunity to purchase a magnetic welding accessory at a clearance price.

Also known as a magnetic welding clamp, welding holder magnet, magnetic welding positioner, steel fabrication magnet, magnetic angle holder or heavy-duty welding magnet, this product is a useful addition to welding and metal fabrication toolkits.

Important: This magnet is intended as a temporary positioning aid and should not replace suitable mechanical clamps or fixtures where secure load restraint is required.

Key Features

• Product Type: Magnetic Welding Clamp

• Size: 87mm

• Rated Magnetic Pull: 100lb (approximately 45kg)

• Product Status: REDUCED TO CLEAR

• Strong magnetic attraction to suitable ferrous metals

• Designed for welding preparation and metal fabrication

• Useful for temporary workpiece positioning

• Assists with hands-free alignment

• Suitable for steel fabrication projects

• Convenient attachment and removal

• Useful for workshop assembly tasks

• Suitable for professional and DIY applications

• No electrical power required

• Practical accessory for welders and metalworkers

• Clearance product

Common Applications

This 87mm welding clamp magnet is suitable for a range of metalworking applications, including:

• Welding preparation

• Steel fabrication

• Metalworking workshops

• Workpiece positioning

• Tack welding setup

• Steel frame assembly

• Metal component alignment

• Fabrication projects

• General workshop assembly

• DIY welding projects

• Metal repair work

• Temporary steel positioning

• Measuring and marking steel components

• Fabrication prototyping

• Workshop maintenance

Application suitability depends on the workpiece material, magnetic holding requirements, positioning angle and working conditions.

Powerful 100lb (45kg) Magnetic Pull

This welding clamp magnet features a stated magnetic pull force of 100lb (approximately 45kg).

The pull rating describes the magnet's attraction under specified test conditions and should not be interpreted as a guaranteed safe working load.

Actual holding performance may be reduced by:

• Thin steel

• Painted or coated surfaces

• Rust or contamination

• Uneven contact surfaces

• Air gaps

• Workpiece orientation

• Sliding or shear forces

• Vibration

• Elevated temperatures

• Reduced contact area

For reliable positioning, ensure the magnet makes suitable contact with the steel workpiece and verify that the assembly remains stable before beginning work.

Please Note: The 45kg rating is a magnetic pull-force specification, not a certified lifting or load-bearing capacity.

Magnetic Welding and Fabrication Applications

Magnetic welding clamps are designed to help hold compatible steel components in position during fabrication preparation.

They may be useful when:

• Aligning steel sections

• Preparing components for tack welding

• Positioning metal frames

• Holding workpieces during marking

• Assembling steel structures

• Setting up fabrication projects

By temporarily holding compatible metal components together, magnetic welding holders can help simplify certain workshop tasks.

However, magnetic holding performance must always be assessed before welding begins.

Hands-Free Workpiece Positioning

One of the key benefits of magnetic welding clamps is their ability to provide temporary hands-free positioning.

This can be useful when a fabricator needs both hands available for:

• Measuring

• Marking

• Aligning

• Checking fit

• Preparing weld joints

• Positioning additional components

The magnetic attachment allows the clamp to be repositioned as the project progresses.

For heavy, unstable or safety-critical workpieces, use suitable mechanical clamping or supporting equipment.

Workshop and DIY Versatility

This welding magnet may be suitable for both professional workshops and home metalworking projects.

Potential users include:

• Welders

• Metal fabricators

• Steelworkers

• Maintenance technicians

• Engineering workshops

• Automotive repair workshops

• DIY metalworking enthusiasts

• Industrial maintenance teams

Its compact 87mm size makes it a convenient accessory for a variety of workshop positioning tasks.

Suitable Magnetic Materials

This welding clamp magnet is designed to attract suitable ferromagnetic materials, including:

• Mild steel

• Iron

• Certain magnetic steel alloys

• Compatible ferromagnetic metal components

It will not provide magnetic attachment to non-ferromagnetic materials such as:

• Aluminium

• Copper

• Brass

• Plastic

• Timber

• Non-magnetic stainless steel

Some stainless steel grades are magnetic, while others are not.

Always confirm that the workpiece material is magnetically compatible before use.

How to Use a Magnetic Welding Clamp

For best results, follow these general steps:

1. Ensure the steel workpieces are clean and free from loose debris.

2. Position the components in the required arrangement.

3. Place the welding clamp magnet against suitable ferromagnetic surfaces.

4. Confirm adequate magnetic contact.

5. Check that the components are correctly aligned.

6. Verify the workpieces are stable.

7. Apply additional mechanical clamps or supports where required.

8. Complete measuring, marking or initial setup.

9. Remove or reposition the magnet before exposure to excessive welding heat.

Tips for Best Results

• Use on clean steel surfaces.

• Minimise air gaps.

• Ensure sufficient contact area.

• Avoid relying on the magnet for suspended loads.

• Keep the magnet away from excessive heat.

• Check alignment before tack welding.

• Use additional clamps where necessary.

• Remove accumulated metal filings after use.

Important: Welding heat can damage permanent magnets and reduce their magnetic strength. Keep the magnet away from excessive heat and direct weld exposure.

Reduced to Clear – Clearance Welding Magnet

This product is currently offered as REDUCED TO CLEAR.

Clearance products provide an opportunity to purchase useful workshop equipment at a reduced price.

This 87mm magnetic welding clamp may be a practical addition to an existing welding toolkit or a convenient spare for fabrication projects.

Availability may be limited as clearance stock is sold.

Technical Specifications

Compliance & Safety

Magnetic Pull Rating: The stated 100lb (45kg) pull force is not a certified safe working load.

Temporary Positioning Only: Use this magnet as a positioning aid rather than a substitute for appropriate mechanical clamps or load restraints.

Welding Heat: Excessive heat can damage permanent magnets and permanently reduce magnetic strength.

Arc Welding: Magnetic fields can contribute to arc blow in certain welding applications. Reposition or remove the magnet if arc instability occurs.

Pinch Hazard: Keep fingers clear when attaching the magnet to steel surfaces.

Workpiece Stability: Always verify that steel components are stable before welding or fabrication work.

Falling Objects: Do not rely on the magnet to support suspended or overhead loads.

Protective Equipment: Follow appropriate welding safety procedures and use suitable personal protective equipment.

Surface Conditions: Paint, rust, debris and air gaps can reduce magnetic holding performance.

Medical Devices: Magnetic fields may interfere with pacemakers and other magnetically sensitive medical devices. Follow the relevant manufacturer's safety guidance.

Children: Keep welding equipment and strong magnets away from children.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the size of this welding clamp magnet?

The product is specified as 87mm. The exact overall dimensions and geometry have not been supplied.

What is the magnetic pull force?

The stated magnetic pull force is 100lb (approximately 45kg).

Can this magnet hold 45kg of weight?

Not necessarily. The 45kg figure refers to a magnetic pull-force rating under specified conditions, not a certified safe working load. Actual holding performance varies with the application.

What is a magnetic welding clamp used for?

A magnetic welding clamp is used to temporarily position ferrous metal components during welding preparation, fabrication and workshop assembly.

Can this magnet be used for tack welding?

It may be used to help position compatible steel components before tack welding. Avoid excessive heat exposure and ensure the workpieces are appropriately secured.

Can this welding magnet replace mechanical clamps?

No. It is intended as a temporary positioning aid. Mechanical clamps or other suitable restraints may be necessary for secure workpiece support.

Will this magnet work on stainless steel?

Some stainless steel grades are magnetic, while others are not. Test the specific material before use.

Can this magnet be used on aluminium?

No. Aluminium is not ferromagnetic and will not be attracted to a conventional permanent welding magnet.

Is this welding magnet suitable for DIY projects?

Yes. It may be useful for DIY metalworking, steel fabrication and workshop projects, provided appropriate safety procedures are followed.

Can welding heat damage the magnet?

Yes. Excessive heat can cause permanent loss of magnetic strength. Keep the magnet away from direct welding heat.

Does this welding magnet hold specific angles?

The available specifications do not confirm fixed holding angles. Check the product geometry before purchasing for a particular angle-setting application.

Why is this product reduced to clear?

The product is listed as REDUCED TO CLEAR, indicating clearance pricing. The reason for the clearance has not been specified.

Is this suitable for lifting steel?

No. This welding magnet should not be used as a lifting magnet or relied upon for overhead load support.

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• Magnetic Welding Clamps

• Magnetic Welding Angle Holders

• Magnetic Welding Positioners

• Magnetic Squares

• Switchable Welding Magnets

• Magnetic Workholding Tools

• Magnetic Pick-Up Tools

• Magnetic Bowls

• Industrial Holding Magnets

• Workshop Magnetic Accessories

Please Note

This Welding Clamp Magnet 87mm | Pull 100lb (45kg) | REDUCED TO CLEAR is designed for temporary magnetic positioning of suitable ferromagnetic metal components.

The product is specified as 87mm, with a stated magnetic pull force of 100lb (approximately 45kg).

The exact overall dimensions, magnetic material, fixed holding angles, product weight and maximum operating temperature have not been supplied.

The 45kg pull rating does not represent a certified safe working load.

Magnetic holding performance depends on surface contact, material thickness, workpiece orientation and operating conditions.

Avoid exposing the magnet to excessive welding heat, and use suitable mechanical clamps or supports where required.

REDUCED TO CLEAR – Clearance stock may be limited.