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MSW8100746 - Magswitch 300A Switchable Magnetic Ground Clamp

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OVERVIEW

Instant Grounding for Professional Welders

The Magswitch 300 Amp Magnetic Ground Clamp represents a significant leap forward in welding efficiency and convenience. Designed for professional fabricators who demand speed and reliability, this tool eliminates the common frustrations associated with finding a suitable ground point. Traditional spring-loaded clamps often require a clean edge or a specific protrusion to grip effectively, limiting where you can weld. The Magswitch clamp solves this by allowing you to place your ground directly on the workpiece, whether it is a large flat plate or a round pipe, ensuring the shortest possible path for the current.

Switchable Magnetic Technology

At the heart of this device is Magswitch's proprietary technology. With a simple turn of the knob, the powerful magnet engages, creating an incredibly strong bond to ferromagnetic materials. When the job is done, turning the knob to the "off" position completely deactivates the magnetic field. This feature is crucial for maintenance; unlike permanent magnets that constantly attract metal filings and grinding dust, the Magswitch allows debris to fall away instantly when turned off. This keeps the contact surface clean, reducing electrical resistance and preventing the clamp from overheating due to poor contact.

Versatility in Application

Whether you are working on structural steel, automotive repairs, or pipe welding, this ground clamp adapts to your needs. The V-groove design on the bottom of the clamp ensures it seats perfectly on round surfaces like pipes and tubes, while still providing maximum surface area contact on flat steel. Rated for 300 Amps, it handles a wide range of welding processes including MIG, TIG, and Stick welding. By eliminating the need to tack on temporary ground tabs, you save time on both setup and cleanup, preserving the integrity of your base material.

Durability and Safety

A solid ground is essential not just for weld quality, but for safety. A loose ground can cause arc wandering, sputtering, and even damage to the welding machine. The Magswitch 300 Amp clamp ensures a consistent, solid connection that you can trust. Built to withstand the harsh environment of a welding shop, it is a robust tool that pays for itself in time saved.

Additional Information
Amperage:300
Brand:Magswitch
Item:Ground Clamp Mag
Style:Magnetic
Packaging Description:pack of 1
Magnet Type:Switchable On/Off
Surface Compatibility:Flat, Round
Cooling Method:Air Cooled

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Magswitch 300 Amp Magnetic Ground Clamp

APPLICATIONS

  • Pipe Welding and Fabrication
  • Structural Steel Construction
  • Automotive Repair and Customization
  • General Metal Fabrication
  • Tank and Vessel Manufacturing
  • Maintenance and Repair Operations (MRO)

FAQ

The knob on top of the clamp rotates the internal magnets. In the 'ON' position, the magnetic poles align to direct the flux into the workpiece, creating a strong hold. In the 'OFF' position, the poles misalign, canceling the external magnetic field and releasing the hold.

This specific Magswitch ground clamp is rated for 300 Amps. Exceeding this amperage for extended periods may cause the unit to overheat.

No, the magnetic function requires a ferromagnetic material (like mild steel) to attach. It will not magnetically adhere to aluminum or non-magnetic grades of stainless steel.

Yes, the bottom of the clamp features a design that allows it to sit securely on both flat surfaces and round pipes.

Simply turn the knob to the 'OFF' position. The magnetic field will deactivate, and the metal shavings will fall off or can be easily wiped away.

Typically, this product is sold as the clamp unit itself. You will need to attach your existing welding ground cable to the provided lug or terminal connection point.

Extreme heat can affect magnets, but this unit is designed for welding environments. However, it is best practice to place the ground close to the weld but not directly in the heat affected zone to prolong the life of the magnet.