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Omnidirectional swivel vise with 70 mm wide jaws, excellent mechanical properties, welding for woodworking and metalworking, precision machining
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Product information
Description
Features:
1. Made of high quality aluminum, it has good mechanical properties.2. This product is suitable for product fixing processing in the fields of woodworking, welding, metal processing, etc.
3. The product is equipped with non-slip rubber gaskets, which are firmly clamped and do not hurt the table.
4. 70mm wide jaw for gripping objects of different sizes.
5. The solid plate base can fix the workpiece on the worktable, which can avoid machining errors caused by machine vibration.
Specifications:
Feature:Made of high quality aluminum, it has good mechanical properties.
This product is suitable for product fixing processing in the fields of woodworking, welding, metal processing, etc.
The product is equipped with non-slip rubber seals that grip tightly and won't damage the table.
The 70mm wide jaw allows for gripping objects of various sizes.
The solid base plate securely fixes the workpiece to the worktable, preventing machining errors caused by machine vibrations.
Suitable for precision work and DIY projects at home.
Specification:
Material: Aluminum
Type: Omnidirectional
Jaw Width: 70 mm / 2.8 in
Weight: 1765 g / 62.3 oz
Application: Woodworking, Workpieces
Package List:
1 * Clamping Vise
Note:
The actual color of the product may differ from the picture due to lighting.
There may be a slight deviation in the product measurement.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- MaterialAluminium
- Compatible drillPillar drill
- Use viceCross-slide drill press
- ManoMano ReferenceME242427430
- MMID809508405695
- Product codeQD-GB26Y63128
- EAN5008500131182
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