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Bessey Tools

Bessey Tools WMS-5 Magnetic Welding Square 112 lb hand tool

SKU CH-T5XK-CE2RQ MPN WMS-5

Magnetic welding square holds workpieces at 45 and 90 degrees with 112 lb pull force

  • TypeClamps
  • Holds workpieces firmly with 112 lb magnetic pull
  • Sets 45 and 90 degree angles for precise joints
  • Steel housing resists workshop wear and impact
  • Compact 3.8 by 4.4 inch size fits tight spaces
  • 75 inch plate thickness adds rigidity during welding

Magnetic Welding Square 112 lb

The Bessey WMS-5 is a magnetic welding square rated for a maximum pull of 112 lb. It holds workpieces at fixed 45 and 90 degree angles for fabrication tasks. The steel housing contains rare earth and ferrite magnets. A 1/4 in center hole allows accessory attachment.

Thermals noise and power draw

As a passive hand tool the WMS-5 generates no heat and produces no noise during use. It requires no electrical power or compressed air supply. Magnetic force is permanently active without a switch mechanism. Performance depends only on clean contact surfaces.

Build fit and clearance

The square measures 3.8 in overall length and 4.4 in overall width with a height of .8 in. Plate thickness is .75 in for rigid alignment. It fits between workpieces where larger fixtures cannot reach. Users needing adjustable angles or switched magnetic control will require a different device.

Highlights

  • Holds workpieces firmly with 112 lb magnetic pull
  • Sets 45 and 90 degree angles for precise joints
  • Steel housing resists workshop wear and impact
  • Compact 3.8 by 4.4 inch size fits tight spaces
  • 75 inch plate thickness adds rigidity during welding

Specifications

BrandBessey
ModelWMS-5
TypeClamps

Questions about this item

How do I position the WMS-5 square on the workpiece and what step do people miss?

Place the square so the internal 45-degree and 90-degree angles align the joint, then press the rare-earth magnets against clean steel; the step often missed is removing every speck of spatter or oil first, because the 112 lb pull drops sharply on contaminated surfaces.

What upkeep will the magnetic square need over time?

Wipe the magnet faces and the .75 in thick steel housing after each job to stop rust and spatter build-up; the rare-earth and ferrite magnets are permanent and do not require recharging, but the 1/4 in center hole threads should stay clear for optional fixturing.

At what point does the 112 lb hold force become the limiting factor during a long weld?

The 112 lb maximum pull is reached first when heat expands the joint or when welding thick plate that exerts leverage on the 3.8 in by 4.4 in footprint; beyond that the square can shift, so plan clamp spacing accordingly.

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