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Bench vice 5"
Original price was: KSh8,000.KSh7,500Current price is: KSh7,500.
Bench vice 8"
Original price was: KSh12,000.KSh9,999Current price is: KSh9,999.
Bench vice 6″
Original price was: KSh9,000.KSh8,500Current price is: KSh8,500.
A 6-inch bench vise is a common and versatile tool used for securely clamping workpieces in various applications, primarily metalworking but also woodworking and general shop tasks. The “6-inch” generally refers to the width of the jaws.
Key Specifications and Features
| Specification | Typical Measurement/Feature | Notes |
| Jaw Width | 6 inches (approx. 150 mm) | This is the standard size designation. |
| Jaw Opening/Capacity | Up to 6-5/8 inches or more | The maximum distance the jaws can open to hold a workpiece. |
| Material | Cast Iron (e.g., 30,000-36,000 PSI) or Ductile Iron/Forged Steel (for heavy-duty/unbreakable models) | Ductile iron and forged steel offer superior strength and resistance to breakage from heavy pounding. |
| Clamping Force | Often exceeds 3,700 pounds (for heavy-duty models) | Indicates the maximum pressure the vise can exert. |
| Base Type | Swivel Base (most common) or Fixed Base | A swivel base allows the vise to rotate (often 120° to 360°) and be locked at different angles. |
| Anvil | Typically included | A flat surface on the back of the vise used for light hammering or shaping. |
Description
A 6-inch bench vise is a common and versatile tool used for securely clamping workpieces in various applications, primarily metalworking but also woodworking and general shop tasks. The “6-inch” generally refers to the width of the jaws.
Key Specifications and Features
| Specification | Typical Measurement/Feature | Notes |
| Jaw Width | 6 inches (approx. 150 mm) | This is the standard size designation. |
| Jaw Opening/Capacity | Up to 6-5/8 inches or more | The maximum distance the jaws can open to hold a workpiece. |
| Material | Cast Iron (e.g., 30,000-36,000 PSI) or Ductile Iron/Forged Steel (for heavy-duty/unbreakable models) | Ductile iron and forged steel offer superior strength and resistance to breakage from heavy pounding. |
| Clamping Force | Often exceeds 3,700 pounds (for heavy-duty models) | Indicates the maximum pressure the vise can exert. |
| Base Type | Swivel Base (most common) or Fixed Base | A swivel base allows the vise to rotate (often 120° to 360°) and be locked at different angles. |
| Anvil | Typically included | A flat surface on the back of the vise used for light hammering or shaping. |
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