Bench vices

Bench vices

The Bench vices are heavy-duty clamping tools designed to securely hold workpieces during cutting, drilling, filing, grinding, sawing, tapping and other workshop operations. They provide stable support and firm workpiece positioning, making them suitable for mechanical fabrication, maintenance, prototyping and Idea Lab activities.

Key Features:

• Type: Bench Vice.
• Construction: Heavy-duty cast iron or equivalent rigid metal construction.
• Jaws: Hardened and serrated jaws for secure gripping.
• Jaw Width: Suitable standard workshop size.
• Jaw Opening: Adjustable to accommodate different workpiece sizes.
• Spindle: Robust threaded spindle for controlled clamping.
• Handle: T-handle for easy tightening and loosening.
• Base: Heavy-duty swivel/mounting base for stable bench installation.
• Suitable for holding metal, wood, plastic and other compatible workpieces.
• Suitable for cutting, drilling and filing operations.
• Suitable for grinding, deburring and shaping workpieces.
• Suitable for tapping, threading and assembly operations.
• Suitable for welding and fabrication work.
• Suitable for model making and prototype development.
• Suitable for robotics and mechanical project fabrication.
• Suitable for STEM/STEAM and Idea Lab activities.
• Suitable for schools, colleges, ITIs, polytechnics and engineering workshops.
• Rigid construction minimizes workpiece movement during operations.
• Hardened jaws provide a firm grip on workpieces.
• Swivel base allows convenient positioning of the workpiece where applicable.
• Replaceable jaw plates are preferred for long-term workshop use.
• Suitable for repeated medium- to heavy-duty workshop applications.
• Mounting holes shall be provided for secure bench installation.
• The vice shall be new, unused, properly aligned and free from cracks, damaged jaws, loose components, excessive corrosion or visible manufacturing defects.