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Drill press vise, 2.5" opening, aluminum alloy bench vise with guide bar for electricians and woodworking tools
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Description
[Outstanding Performance] Maximum clamping range: 70 mm, 2.5-inch opening. Precision-engineered for optimal contact surface accuracy between press and machine, ensuring maximum product precision. [Stable] Thanks to double guide rails, the bench drill vise runs smoothly and consistently without deviation and is easy to use. [Thoughtful Design] The 360° rotating crank allows for easy adjustment of the clamping range, increasing and widening it for greater clamping force and a more stable workpiece hold during machining. [Durable] The main body of this vise is made of a robust aluminum alloy with high toughness and resistance to heat, corrosion, and wear. [Application] The drill vise is versatile and can be used for a variety of applications, e.g. B. with milling machines and drilling machines, and is suitable for machining various surfaces, grooves, corners, etc. This is an excellent choice for electricians and woodworkers.
Product Description
Robust Trapezoidal Screw
With a thick trapezoidal screw that does not easily bend or deform and provides a stronger clamping force.
Maximum clamping capacity: 70 mm
Maximum clamping distance: 70 mm, multifunctional, suitable for milling machines, machining various surfaces, grooves, corners, etc.
Silicone Cover
Removable silicone protective cover for better product protection.
Excellent Design
Made of an aluminum alloy with good toughness and resistance to heat, corrosion, and wear.
For woodworking
For clamping columns
For milling machines
For drilling machines
Machine maintenanceFeatures
- BrandOTHERS
- MaterialAluminium
- Compatible drillPillar drill
- Use viceDrill
- ManoMano ReferenceME231403463
- MMID560783069590
- Product codezyz-y-8724
- EAN9192030412395
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