❤️Strong Hand Tools, Adjustable Angle Magnetic Square
❤️Strong Hand Tools, Adjustable Angle Magnetic Square
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❤️Strong Hand Tools, Adjustable Angle Magnetic Square
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One Adjustable Welding Square.
Two Sizes for Different Jobs.
Choose MLA450 for a more compact setup or MLA600 for a larger body and stronger magnetic pull. Both models help hold ferrous metal at adjustable angles while keeping your hands free for fit-up, alignment and tack welding.
CHOOSE THE MODEL THAT FITS YOUR WORK
Same Adjustable Concept. Two Different Sizes & Pull Forces.
Both models cover a wide 30°–270° angle range and include an angle setting pin. The main difference is size and magnetic pull force.
MLA450
4.7" Size- 30°–270° adjustable angle range
- 26 lb magnetic pull force
- Inside / outside magnetic positioning
- Angle setting pin
- Better for smaller parts & tighter setups
MLA600
6" Size- 30°–270° adjustable angle range
- 33 lb magnetic pull force
- Inside / outside magnetic positioning
- Angle setting pin
- Better for larger workpieces & stronger hold
Fixed-Angle Magnets Work — Until the Job Is Not Fixed at 45° or 90°.
Custom brackets, tube assemblies, sheet-metal fabrication and repair work often land between common preset angles. An adjustable magnetic square gives you more freedom without building a new fixture for every joint.
Useful for standard joints, but restrictive when fabrication calls for a custom angle.
Set the square to the angle the work requires, then hold the parts while you align and tack.
More Setup Freedom Without Adding More Hands.
Both MLA450 and MLA600 are designed to work like a magnetic third hand during metal fit-up.
Built Around the Setup Process.
Adjust the magnetic square to match the geometry of your workpiece.
Use the angle setting pin to help lock in the working position before fit-up.
The magnetic faces help keep ferrous workpieces positioned while you check alignment.
Spend less time balancing parts by hand and more time controlling the actual fabrication.
Which Model Should You Choose?
Choose the MLA450 when smaller overall size matters and a 26 lb pull force is appropriate for your setup.
Choose the MLA600 when you want a larger working footprint and the stronger 33 lb magnetic pull.
Useful Anywhere the Joint Angle Changes From Job to Job.
Two Models. Clear Differences.
| Feature | MLA450 | MLA600 |
|---|---|---|
| Product Type | Adjustable Angle Magnetic Welding Square | Adjustable Angle Magnetic Welding Square |
| Size | 4.7" | 6" |
| Angle Range | 30°–270° | 30°–270° |
| Magnetic Pull Force | 26 lb | 33 lb |
| Inside / Outside Magnet | Yes | Yes |
| Angle Setting Pin | Yes | Yes |
| Best For | Smaller parts, tighter workspaces and compact setups | Larger workpieces and stronger magnetic positioning |
For Fabricators Who Lose Time Fighting the Setup.
Why Adjustable Beats “One Angle Fits All.”
“I use the smaller MLA450 for brackets and compact tube work where there is not much room around the joint. The adjustable angle saves me from stacking blocks or grabbing a different magnet every time.”
— Michael R. Sample review copy — replace with verified customer feedback before publishing as genuine.“The MLA600 is the one I reach for on larger frame pieces. The extra size and stronger 33 lb pull feel more appropriate when the workpiece is bigger, while still giving me the same adjustable-angle flexibility.”
— Daniel T. Sample review copy — replace with verified customer feedback before publishing as genuine.“Having two size options makes sense. The 4.7-inch model fits tighter setups, while the 6-inch model gives me a larger footprint when I need more holding force. Both are much more flexible than fixed-angle magnets.”
— Chris W. Sample review copy — replace with verified customer feedback before publishing as genuine.Choose the Right Model Before You Order.
What is the difference between MLA450 and MLA600?
The MLA450 is the smaller 4.7-inch model with a 26 lb magnetic pull force. The MLA600 is the larger 6-inch model with a stronger 33 lb magnetic pull force.
Do both models adjust from 30° to 270°?
Yes. Both MLA450 and MLA600 are designed with a 30°–270° adjustable angle range.
Do both models include an angle setting pin?
Yes. Both models include an angle setting pin for easier positioning.
Which model should I choose for smaller workpieces?
MLA450 is generally the better fit when you want a more compact 4.7-inch tool for smaller parts or tighter work areas.
Which model offers stronger magnetic pull?
MLA600 offers the stronger rated magnetic pull at 33 lb, compared with 26 lb for MLA450.
Can the magnets hold from the outside of the joint?
Yes. Both are inside/outside magnetic welding squares, making them useful when the inside of the joint is difficult to access.
Will they work on stainless steel or aluminum?
Magnetic holding requires ferrous material. Many stainless alloys and aluminum are non-magnetic, so confirm your workpiece is magnetic before relying on the square for holding force.
Are these precision measuring tools?
They are primarily holding and positioning tools. For critical fabrication tolerances, verify the final angle with a square, protractor or dedicated measuring tool before completing the weld.
Does paint or rust affect holding force?
Yes. Paint, rust, scale, uneven surfaces and air gaps can reduce magnetic contact and therefore reduce effective holding force.
Can I use them for tack welding?
Yes. They are especially useful for holding ferrous workpieces in position during fit-up and tack welding before the joint is fully welded.
Choose Compact or Choose Stronger.
Give Yourself a Better Third Hand.
Pick the compact 4.7" MLA450 with 26 lb pull or step up to the larger 6" MLA600 with 33 lb pull — both with the same wide 30°–270° adjustable range.
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