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M062 - Techniweld Medium Welding Magnet 50lb Pull

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OVERVIEW

Your Third Hand in the Welding Shop

Every welder knows the frustration of trying to hold two pieces of steel together with one hand while trying to strike an arc with the other. The Techniweld M062 Medium Magnetic Square is the solution to that daily struggle, effectively acting as a "third hand" that never gets tired and doesn't complain about the heat. With a solid 50lb pull force, this magnet grabs on tight to carbon steel, holding your joints perfectly in place so you can focus entirely on laying down a high-quality tack weld. It is an absolute must-have for anyone doing fabrication, from custom automotive work to farm repairs and structural framing.

The beauty of the M062 lies in its simplicity and effectiveness. The arrow design isn't just for looks; it gives you instant access to the most common angles you need: 90° for square corners, 45° for miter joints, and 135° for open angles. Whether you are building a table frame, welding up a bumper, or running square tubing for a rack, this magnet ensures your angles are true before you commit to the final weld. The medium size is the "Goldilocks" of welding magnets—strong enough to hold heavier stock than the mini magnets, but not so heavy and overpowering that you can't easily pull it off when the job is done.

Durability is key in a welding environment, and Techniweld has built this tool to last. The magnetic core is sandwiched between heavy-gauge steel plates, protecting it from impact if dropped. While you should always try to keep your magnets clean, the smooth surface makes it relatively easy to wipe off metal shavings and grinding dust. Using magnetic squares also improves safety; by stabilizing your workpiece, you reduce the chance of heavy steel slipping and falling, and you keep your gloved hands further away from the arc and the heat zone.

This tool is incredibly versatile. Beyond just holding parts for welding, you can use it to hold steel in place for marking layout lines, support a piece of sheet metal against a vertical surface, or even quickly retrieve dropped bolts from the floor. It is compatible with plate, pipe, and square tubing. Just stick it on, check your square, tack it up, and move on to the next joint. No fumbling with C-clamps or locking pliers where they won't fit. Add the Techniweld M062 to your welding cart today and experience smoother, faster fit-ups.

Additional Information
Brand:Techniweld
Item:Mag Square
Packaging Description:1-per-each
Holding Capacity:50 lbs
Angles Supported:45°, 90°, 135°
Magnet Type:Fixed
Size Class:Medium
Material:Heavy Duty Steel Encasement

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Medium Magnetic Welding Square (50lb Capacity)

APPLICATIONS

  • Holding steel plates and tubing at 90-degree angles for corner joints
  • Aligning metal at 45 degrees for mitered frames
  • Positioning workpieces at 135 degrees for complex assemblies
  • Temporary holding of steel parts for tack welding
  • Supporting sheet metal for layout and marking
  • Pipe installation and flange alignment
  • General assembly and fabrication in automotive and structural shops

FAQ

The Techniweld M062 has a maximum pull force of approximately 50 lbs (22.6 kg) on flat, clean, thick ferrous steel.

The arrow-shaped design allows for accurate positioning at 45°, 90°, and 135° angles.

No, the M062 is a standard fixed magnet. It is always 'on'. For switchable magnets, you would need to look at different specialized models.

No, magnetic squares only work on ferrous metals like carbon steel. They will not adhere to aluminum or stainless steel (unless the stainless is ferritic).

Prolonged exposure to extreme heat can demagnetize the tool. It is designed for tack welding; once the tack is made, the magnet should be removed before completing the full weld.

Since it is a fixed magnet, shavings will stick. The best method is to wipe them off with a heavy rag or use compressed air, though some fabricators wrap the magnet in paper or tape for easier cleaning.

While exact dimensions vary slightly by batch, medium welding magnets are typically around 3.5 to 4 inches in height and width.

Techniweld products generally carry a warranty against manufacturing defects. Please check with your distributor for specific terms regarding consumables and hand tools.