Strong Hand Tools is an American fabrication and welding workholding brand supplying fabrication clamps, locking pliers, welding magnets, welding tables, torch rests, and welding accessories for metal fabricators, welders, boilermakers, and structural steelworkers requiring precision fixturing, clamping, and alignment tools for MIG, TIG, and structural welding operations across Australian fabrication workshops. Strong Hand Tools welding magnets — including adjustable magnets, multi-angle magnets, corner magnets, and magnet squares — provide hands-free magnetic fixturing for holding steel components at precise angles during tacking and welding operations without requiring mechanical clamping. Where this product is used Strong Hand Tools welding magnet & square products are used in fabrication workshops, structural steel workshops, maintenance workshops, and boilermaker and pipe fitting environments where precision fixturing, clamping, and magnetic alignment tools are required for productive and accurate welding and assembly operations. Adjustable angle magnets (30–275°) with on/off switches for hands-free magnetic fixturing of steel parts at any angle during tacking. Multi-angle magnets (30°, 45°, 60°, 90°) and corner magnets for holding steel components at standard fabrication angles without mechanical clamping. Magnet squares, XYZ 3-way magnets, torpedo magnetic levels, and A-frame magnets providing 3-dimensional alignment and positioning capability. Key specifications Refer to the product title and model number for capacity, dimensions, and configuration details. Selecting the right option Select welding magnets by pull force and angle capability — multi-angle and adjustable angle magnets suit general fabrication setups; corner and 90° magnets suit square and rectangular section joints. On/off switch variants allow the magnet to be released without dislodging the component. Confirm the pull force (kg) is adequate for the steel section weight before ordering. Contact AIMS for Strong Hand magnets in other pull forces or angle configurations.
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