Heavy-Duty 5" Bench Vise with 360° Swivel Base for Workshop & DIY Use
Heavy-duty 5-inch bench vise designed for workshop, garage, and DIY applications. Built with a reinforced base and strong clamping mechanism for secure holding of various materials during cutting, drilling, filing, sanding, and assembly work.
The vise features a swivel base for flexible positioning and hardened replaceable jaw faces for long-lasting performance.
Technical Specifications
• Jaw Width: 125 mm
• Jaw Opening: 105 mm
• Throat Depth: 53 mm
• Weight: 6.8 kg
• Color: Black
• Base Rotation: 360°
Main features
Heavy-duty bench vise construction – Strong and durable body designed for demanding workshop applications.
Hardened steel replaceable jaw faces – Tough clamping jaws provide firm grip and can be replaced when worn.
Polished anvil surface – Smooth anvil area suitable for light hammering and shaping tasks.
Swivel lock lever for secure positioning – Allows quick adjustment and reliable locking during work.
Reinforced 3-lug base – Stable mounting base ensures improved strength and reduced vibration.
Extra strong machined spindle and handle – Precision-made mechanism delivers smooth and powerful clamping action.
• 360° rotating base for versatile working angles – Swivel base enables flexible positioning for convenient operation.
• Stable and durable clamping performance – Provides secure material holding for accurate and safe work.
• Suitable for professional and home workshop use – Ideal for garages, workshops, repairs, and DIY projects.
Suitable For
• Metalworking
• Woodworking
• Drilling tasks
• Filing and sanding
• Pipe holding
• Workshop repairs
• DIY projects
• Garage applications
Safety Information
• Always securely mount the bench vise to a stable and solid workbench before use.
• Ensure the workpiece is properly clamped to prevent slipping during operation.
• Do not exceed the vise’s clamping capacity or use excessive force on the handle.
• Wear appropriate protective equipment such as safety glasses and work gloves.
• Keep hands and fingers away from moving and clamping areas while tightening.
• Inspect the vise regularly for loose parts, cracks, or damage before use.