The magnetic welding clamp holds metal parts in the desired position due to the force of a permanent magnet, rather than mechanical clamping with a screw — this is especially convenient when welding corner joints, where two parts need to be fixed at an exact angle (most often 45 or 90 degrees) with one hand while holding the welding torch with the other. The stated holding force of 22 kg is sufficient for most work with sheet and profile metal at a household and semi-professional level — frames, structures, small metal constructions. The main practical advantage over a regular clamp or tacking in welding: the magnetic fixation leaves no marks on the metal and does not require the removal of the clamping device before continuing the weld, as is the case with a mechanical clamp, which physically obstructs the movement of the torch. The body of the clamp usually has several faces for different angles, so one tool can fix parts at several standard angles without the need to purchase a separate device for each angle. Frequently Asked Questions. Does the clamp hold parts vertically, or only on a horizontal surface? The magnetic design is specifically designed to hold parts in space at an angle to each other, including vertical positions — this is the main value of the tool compared to a regular clamp. Can the clamp be used on stainless steel? Magnetic holding works on ferromagnetic metals; non-ferromagnetic alloys (some types of stainless steel, aluminum) are not held by the magnet. It will be useful for both a home craftsman welding small constructions in the garage and a semi-professional welder who needs quick fixation of parts without unnecessary movements. UATOOL — a verified seller on Admister; delivery across Ukraine via Nova Poshta or Ukrposhta, with the choice of branch or parcel locker during order placement.