Bench vice 200 mm (Steel)

Type - rotary; Jaw width 200 mm; Working width 240 mm; Clamping handle length 230 mm; Mounting points to the table - 3 pcs; Fixation of vice rotation in two places; The non-working surfaces of the vice are painted; Milled jaws; Removable jaws are made in relief; Reinforced tension screw; There is an anvil for performing impact metalworking operations; Anvil measuring at least 95x90 mm; The vice can be rotated relative to the base, choosing the most convenient position, and secured; Designed to fix parts in a position convenient for processing. Bench vices are used to complete industrial workbenches. Indispensable in the work of a master when it is necessary to fix a heavy object. This improves the accuracy and safety of task performance. In workshops, vices help process metal, so strength and durability are important in the work. The bench vices presented in the UHL-MASH assortment meet these requirements. What are the characteristics of the equipment? Previously, vices were made of wood, but such material wears out quickly. The use of metal makes it possible to achieve high performance properties. Surfaces can easily withstand shocks, falls and heavy loads. This allows you to use the vice for many years. Unlike wood, metal is difficult to deform, so it firmly clamps the object for further processing. The product is coated with a layer of paint to protect the surfaces from corrosion and loss of appearance. The design of a bench vise consists of a massive metal block that is attached to the table. Using an adjustable handle, the moving part is moved apart and then clamped in a static position. The surface that comes into contact with the object has protrusions for better fixation. The advantage of the model is its rotating design, which simplifies the tasks of the master.