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The Multi-Purpose Magnetic Holder is a 48.5 lb capacity positioning tool designed to hold ferrous metal sheets, tubes, and components during welding, fabrication, and assembly operations. This double-sided magnetic holder securely grips workpieces at precise angles, enabling hands-free positioning for accurate joins and tack welds.
Built with high-strength permanent magnets, this holder eliminates the need for clamps or extra hands when aligning metal components. The dual-sided design allows simultaneous holding of two workpieces or provides flexible positioning options on a single piece. Compact and portable, it moves easily between workstations and stores without taking up valuable bench space.
Key Features
48.5 lb Holding Capacity — Secures ferrous sheets, tubes, and flat stock firmly in place during welding and assembly
Multi-Angle Positioning — Holds workpieces at 45°, 90°, and 135° angles for common welding joints and fabrication tasks
Double-Sided Design — Functions as a two-sided holder for positioning multiple components or versatile single-piece clamping
Hands-Free Operation — Frees both hands for welding, measuring, or fastening while maintaining precise alignment
Permanent Magnet Construction — No power source required; instant on/off positioning with consistent holding force
Applications
Used by welders, fabricators, and metal workers in shops, manufacturing facilities, and field construction sites. Ideal for pipe welding, sheet metal assembly, frame construction, and any application requiring temporary positioning of ferrous materials at fixed angles.
