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catalog number:T00200
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EAN code:5901477143649
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:8,50 kg
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An engineer's bench vice with 100 mm jaws and a 360° swivel base, designed for permanent mounting on a workbench. Steel construction with integrated pipe jaws and replaceable working jaws.
The swivel mechanism lets you position the workpiece freely without having to clamp it again. The base locks in the chosen position and keeps the vice stable while you work.
Serrated steel jaws provide a secure grip. Because they can be replaced once worn, the service life of the vice is extended without the need to buy a new one.
Additional pipe jaws in the base hold cylindrical parts without extra clamps. Useful for plumbing and pipework.
The steel construction is coated with paint cured at high temperature, giving resistance to mechanical damage and corrosion in workshop conditions.
| Model | T00200 |
| Jaw width | 100 mm (4") |
| Jaw height | 23 mm |
| Throat depth | 65 mm |
| Maximum jaw opening | 100 mm |
| Anvil dimensions | 63 × 45 mm |
| Swivel base | 360° |
| Number of mounting holes | 3 |
| Body material | Steel with stove-enamelled finish |
| Jaw type | Replaceable, serrated |
The vice must be bolted permanently to a workbench top through the 3 holes in the base. The bench top should be at least 30 mm thick. Position it so that long workpieces can be handled freely.
A jaw width of 100 mm (4 inches) is the maximum gripping surface for a workpiece. This parameter defines the class of the vice and indicates that it is intended for medium-light work.
The 100 mm jaw opening is the maximum distance the jaws can be separated. It determines the maximum thickness of the workpiece being clamped. The throat depth of 65 mm indicates how far from the edge of the jaws a workpiece can be positioned.
The 23 mm jaw height affects the contact area with the workpiece. Taller jaws give better stability when clamping parts with irregular shapes.
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