All steel construction
Fixed base with an integrated anvil for shaping and beating
Extra heavy-duty sliding jaw and large diameter screw
Forged tommy bar and steel main screw helps in effective transmission of pressure on the work piece
Hardened Jaws 50 (+_) 5 HRC
Safety stopper prevents slide from fall during usage
ORDERING INFORMATION
| CAT NR. | JAW WIDTH (INCH) | JAW WIDTH (MM) | JAW OPENING (INCH) | JAW OPENING (MM) | THROAT DEPTH (INCH) | THROAT DEPTH (MM) | NET WT. (KGS) | BOX QTY. |
| EBV/F/4 | 4 | 100 | 4.3/4 | 120 | 3.5/32 | 80 | 6.30 | 4 |
| EBV/F/6 | 6 | 150 | 6 | 150 | 3.5/8 | 90 | 18.00 | 1 |
| EBV/F/8 | 8 | 200 | 8 | 200 | 3.5/8 | 110 | 37.50 | 1 |
Reliable Workpiece ClampingEngineers Steel Bench Vices deliver unwavering grip and stability for materials during machining, assembly, or repair tasks. Their heavy-duty design ensures that workpieces remain steady, reducing errors and enhancing safety during use. Ideal for both industrial and general-purpose environments, these vices support diverse clamping requirements with confidence.
Precision and Durability in Every ClampingConstructed from robust engineers steel, these bench vices integrate a precision screw mechanism for smooth operation and fine adjustment. This construction stands up to rigorous daily use, maintaining accurate clamping force and reliability over time. Their versatility across multiple sizes ensures suitability for a wide array of professional applications.
FAQ's of Engineer's Steel Bench Vices:
Q: How do you operate an Engineers Steel Bench Vice?
A: Engineers Steel Bench Vices are operated manually. Simply insert the workpiece between the jaws, and turn the handle to tighten or loosen the grip. The precision screw mechanism allows for smooth, controlled adjustment to securely hold materials of different shapes and sizes.
Q: What are the typical applications for these bench vices?
A: These vices are commonly used in industrial workshops, manufacturing plants, and general-purpose environments. They are ideal for clamping workpieces while sawing, drilling, filing, or assembling, making them indispensable for tasks requiring stability and secure positioning.
Q: When should I select a specific size of bench vice?
A: The size of the bench vice should be chosen based on the dimensions and weight of the workpieces you frequently handle. Smaller vices, such as 4 inch models, are suitable for precision or lighter tasks, while larger sizes like 6 inch offer greater clamping capacity and stability for heavier work.
Q: Where are Engineers Steel Bench Vices commonly found?
A: These bench vices are widely used in industrial workshops, metalworking shops, maintenance facilities, and DIY workbenches. They are distributed, exported, and supplied across India and are accessible via authorized distributors and suppliers.
Q: What is the process for installing a bench vice on a workbench?
A: To install, position the vice on a sturdy workbench, ensuring the jaws extend slightly beyond the bench edge. Secure it using bolts through the mounting holes in the vice base, tightening them firmly to guarantee stable operation during use.
Q: What are the benefits of choosing engineers steel for the vice construction?
A: Engineers steel offers exceptional structural strength and durability, ensuring that the vice can withstand repeated use and the demands of heavy-duty clamping. This material resists deformation and wear, resulting in longer service life and consistent performance.
