Magswitch MagJig switchable jig magnet for downward clamping

The Magswitch MagJig is a small switchable magnet that sits in a hole in a fixture and clamps work down onto it. To drill a hole in the fixture, drop the MagJig in and use it for downward pressure clamping. It is made for woodworking, welding and fabrication jigs. The magnetic field turns completely on and off by turning the knob, needs no electrical power, and the magnet stays clean.

It comes in four models: MagJig 60, 95, 150 and 235. The model number is a name, not a pull rating. Breakaway, the force needed to pull the magnet off clean, flat, thick steel, is not a safe working load. To choose, start with the thickness of the steel being clamped and the downward force the job needs, then move up a size for heavier work. Thin steel holds much less than thick steel, so always test in your own application.

Where this product is used

• Downward pressure clamping in welding jigs and fixtures
• Fabrication fixtures where the work must sit flush
• Woodworking jigs that clamp steel parts
• Holding steel parts in a fixture with screw holes for extra security

Features

• Drops into a drilled hole in a fixture for downward pressure clamping
• 3/4" standoff for flush mount on the 95, 150 and 235 models
• Screw holes add more security in a fixture
• Magnetic field turns completely on and off mechanically, with no electrical power source
• Magnet stays clean
• Holds flat and round surfaces of steel
• Four models from MagJig 60 to MagJig 235
• How to choose: the 60 and 95 are the small models, the 150 is the mid size and the 235 is the strongest, with the highest force on thicker steel

Key specifications

Choosing the right option