Hand Vice 50 mm YT-65082 YATO
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Availability:In stock (ready to ship)
Shipping time:immediately
Shipping cost:From 3.29 Euro
catalog number:YT-65082
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EAN code:5906083057175
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,69 kg
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Hand Vice 50 mm YT-65082 YATO
A compact workshop vice with a cast iron body and knurled steel jaws, designed for precise clamping of small parts during machining, repairs and model making.
Features of the YATO hand vice
Cast iron construction
The cast iron body ensures stability during clamping and resistance to deformation under mechanical stress. The painted surface protects against corrosion in the workshop environment.
Knurled steel jaws
The working surface of the jaws is finished with a knurled pattern that increases friction and prevents clamped parts from slipping during machining or drilling.
M10 wing nut
The clamping system with a wing nut on an M10 bolt allows quick adjustment of the clamping force without tools. A useful solution when workpieces are changed frequently.
Compact dimensions
A height of 165 mm and a jaw width of 50 mm allow work with small parts in a confined workspace. The 32 mm jaw opening determines the maximum thickness of the workpiece.
Technical specification
| Model | YT-65082 |
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Jaw width | 50 mm |
| Jaw opening (max) | 32 mm |
| Vice height | 165 mm |
| Body material | Painted cast iron |
| Jaw material | Knurled steel |
| Clamping type | Wing nut with M10 bolt |
Applications of the 50 mm hand vice
- Machining small metal and plastic parts
- Drilling holes in small parts that require stable support
- Model making – clamping parts during gluing and assembly
- Electronics repair – holding PCB boards during soldering
- Grinding and polishing small items
- Craft work – working wood, metal and plastics
- Clamping parts during marking or engraving
- Assembly and disassembly of small mechanisms
Use and maintenance
Mounting the hand vice
The vice should be mounted to a stable surface using an M10 bolt passing through the hole in the base. Using washers to increase the contact area is recommended. Before first use, it is worth checking that the jaws are parallel.
Maintenance
The threads of the clamping screw should be greased periodically with machine grease. Painted surfaces can be cleaned with a dry cloth. With intensive use, it is worth checking the condition of the knurling on the jaws – worn knurling reduces grip.
Selecting the clamping force
The 32 mm jaw opening determines the maximum thickness of the workpiece. Over-tightening can damage delicate materials or deform the workpiece. For items with irregular shapes, using shims to even out the grip is recommended.
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Client: Jó...ak,date of purchase 17-02-2025 10:02
