Mag-mate WS100 Ceramic Magnetic Welding Square 40 Lb

Product Description

The MAG-MATE WS100 is a ceramic magnetic welding fabrication square designed to hold metal workpieces at precise angles during welding, tacking, and fabrication tasks. Built around a ceramic magnet core, it delivers an average pull force of 40 pounds, providing reliable holding power on ferrous metal surfaces. Measuring 4-3/4 inches wide, 9/16 inches deep, and 2-3/4 inches high, this compact square fits into tight work areas without getting in the way. It is a go-to positioning tool for welders and fabricators who need repeatable, hands-free angle holding throughout the weld setup process.

The WS100 is suited for both shop and field fabrication work involving steel, iron, and other ferrous metals. It supports 45-degree and 90-degree holding angles, making it practical for corner joints, box frames, pipe stands, and structural tack-up work. The ceramic magnet construction holds up to the heat and spatter environment typical of MIG and stick welding applications. This tool is commonly used by professional welders, ironworkers, and metal fabricators in light industrial and general fabrication settings.

Key Features

• Ceramic magnet construction provides consistent 40 lb average pull force on ferrous surfaces
• Supports 45-degree and 90-degree holding angles for versatile joint and frame setups
• Compact footprint at 4-3/4 inches wide and 2-3/4 inches high fits crowded workpieces
• Designed to withstand heat and spatter common in MIG and stick welding environments
• No moving parts or adjustments required - set the angle and weld

Compatibility

Designed for use on ferrous metal workpieces as a positioning and hold-down aid during welding and fabrication. Compatible with flat and angle stock, tubing, and structural steel profiles where a clean, stable magnetic hold is needed at 45 or 90 degrees.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this tool. Place the welding square against the workpiece to establish the desired angle before tacking or clamping. Keep the magnet surface clean of heavy scale and slag buildup to maintain full holding force. Always confirm the workpiece is fully supported and stable before beginning the weld, as magnetic hold force can be reduced by high heat or non-ferrous contamination on the contact surface.