IRONGATOR engineer's vice

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Product features

  • housing from grey iron casting
  • drop forged jaws from tool carbon steel, hardened and tempered
  • lacquered housing, jaws anticorrosive oiled, other parts zinc plated
  • spindle protected against damage
  • uniPRO slides ensure precise running of moving parts
  • engineer's vice can be combined with swivel base
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CodeWidthMaximum lenghtLenghtDiameterHeightThicknessWidthHeightLenghtWidthweight
6215648010021511 - 3546422811370.4483500
62148112516033617 - 627366441761107514400
62156715019040020 - 668880532111329024200
62157020022046124 - 80103936226515410537800
* Images of products are symbolic. All dimensions are in mm, and weight in grams. All listed dimensions may vary in tolerance.

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Safety tips

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  • Avoid clamping with heavy pressure on the corner of the vice jaws as it may break off a corner of a jaw.
  • Replace a bent handle as soon as possible.
  • Use bolts in all of the holes in the base of the vice.
  • Use lock washers under the nuts.
  • When work is held in a vice for sawing, saw as close to the jaws as possible to prevent vibrations. Be careful not to cut into the jaws.
  • When clamping extra long work, support the far end of work rather than putting extra pressure on the vice.
  • Regularly lightly oil all moving parts.
  • If the threaded part of the vice is exposed, keep it free of chips and dirt.
  • Discard any vice that exhibits the slightest hairline fracture.
  • Always use a vice large enough to hold the work without strain.
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  • Don't use the jaws of a vice as an anvil.
  • Never use an extension handle for extra clamping pressure.
  • Never pound on the handle to tighten beyond hand pressure.
  • Never try to repair a vice by welding or brazing.
  • Don't try to bend a heavy rod in a light vice.

  • Handy

    The wide range of tools are intended for various target groups of users. Clamps ensure quick and simple clamping. The cutting and grinding wheels are designed for working both tough and soft metals, plastics, etc.

  • Strong Grip

    Strong Grip the Unior tools are distinguished by providing a strong grip on the objects being worked on without injury. The guides in the clamps enable the accurate movement of jaws with the quick movement handle. Installation on rotating bases ensures that it adapts to the object being worked on.

  • Top Quality Materials

    The well-thought-out design and precise manufacture prevent damage to the objects being worked on even under a substantial load. With these characteristics, the effective Unior tools are the right selection for craftsmen who require quality and durable tools with a long service life.