Mag-Mate
Mag-Mate Spring Loaded Magnetic Welding Ground 250 A
Spring-loaded magnetic welding ground rated at 250 A with a 35 lb pull force and 2.3 in overall height
- TypeSpring Loaded
- Spring-loaded design maintains firm contact on uneven surfaces
- 250 A capacity handles heavy-duty welding jobs
- 35 lb magnetic pull keeps ground secure during use
- Release handle allows quick, one-handed repositioning
- Compact 2.3 in height fits tight workspaces
Mag-Mate 250 A Magnetic Ground
The Mag-Mate spring-loaded magnetic welding ground provides a secure 250 A connection for welding tasks. It suits professionals and hobbyists who need a reliable earth clamp without bolt-on installation.
35 lb pull force holds the clamp
Maximum pull force of 35 lb keeps the clamp firmly attached to ferrous workpieces during welding. The 1/2 in clamp diameter accepts cable up to 4 AWG, making pull strength the key specification for safe operation.
Spring-loaded jaws with release handle
Spring-loaded jaws close automatically on the workpiece, and the integrated release handle allows quick removal without prying. Nickel-plated steel resists corrosion, while the 2.3 in overall height fits tight joint access.
Highlights
- Spring-loaded design maintains firm contact on uneven surfaces
- 250 A capacity handles heavy-duty welding jobs
- 35 lb magnetic pull keeps ground secure during use
- Release handle allows quick, one-handed repositioning
- Compact 2.3 in height fits tight workspaces
Specifications
| Brand | Mag-Mate |
|---|---|
| Type | Spring Loaded |
Questions about this item
How does the 250 A rating work once the ground is on a real workpiece?
The spring-loaded clamp maintains constant pressure so the 250 A rating is sustained through the full contact area even if the workpiece shifts or vibrates.
What cable standard does the 4 AWG maximum cap in practice?
The clamp accepts welding cable up to 4 AWG, limiting the cross-section to that gauge for safe current carrying at the rated amperage.
What does the 35 lb pull and 2.3 in height mean for mounting on a bench or fixture?
The magnet holds with 35 lb of force and the body stands 2.3 in tall, so it stays put on flat steel surfaces without extra brackets.
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