findmall 3" Accuracy Mill Vise Without Base for Milling Shaping and Drilling Machines

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• Vise Dimensions: Jaw width up to 3.19 inches (81 mm), maximum opening width 3.03 inches (77 mm), securely clamps various workpiece sizes; jaw height: 0.94 inches (24 mm). Combined with a 2.6-inch (66 mm) body height and 9.84-inch (250 mm) overall length, it balances clamping stability with operational space. The 4.69-inch (119 mm) width ensures stable placement.
• High-Hardness Construction: The entire vise is crafted from high-hardness, high-rigidity materials, ensuring structural integrity from the ground up. The core highlight is the dual through-bolts at the top, which effectively distribute lateral forces during clamping. This reduces uneven stress-induced fractures in the body, significantly extending the tool's lifespan.
• Powerful Clamping: The fixture surface undergoes accuracy grinding for a smooth, flat finish, laying the foundation for machining accuracy. Its unique hemispherical pressure structure applies stable downward pressure at a 45-degree angle during clamping, further enhancing accuracy consistency in milling, cutting, and other processes.
• Reinforced Adjustability: The solid base design substantially enhances overall stability, reducing equipment displacement during high-speed machining. Paired with an ergonomic rotary handle, clamping force and angle can be easily adjusted, boosting operational efficiency.
• Wide Compatibility: Fit for mainstream equipment including conventional milling machines, CNC milling machines, and machining centers. Widely used in daily machinist operations, it efficiently handles multiple processes such as sawing, filing, chiseling, and scribing. It meets diverse operational demands, whether for batch production or accuracy single-piece machining.