Irwin V75B Record Table Vice 75mm 🛠️
Product description
This portable bench vice from IRWIN brings practical clamping to small workshops and hobby desks, offering a compact 75 mm jaw width for model making, light engineering and general DIY. It fastens quickly to a bench, table or other work surface using the integrated clamp, so you can secure workpieces without permanent mounting and regain workspace when needed.
Key Points
The vice is designed for hobbyists and model builders who need a stable grip on small parts. It includes parallel jaws with pipe grips beneath, allowing safe holding of cylindrical items. The integrated clamp system means the vice can be repositioned or removed in moments, which is useful when working on temporary projects or when bench space is limited. According to the manufacturer, the 75 mm jaw width is suitable for a wide range of small tasks, while the overall footprint remains compact.
Technical Specifications
Name: IRWIN V75B Record Table Vice
- Jaw width: 75 mm
- Mounting: Integrated clamp for bench or table attachment
- Special feature: Pipe grips under the parallel jaws
- Typical use: Hobby, modelling and light workshop tasks
Benefits
The compact size keeps this vice portable and easy to store when not in use. It allows immediate clamping without the need to bolt the tool to a surface, which is convenient for temporary setups or shared work areas. The presence of pipe grips expands the range of items you can hold securely, from round bars to small tubes. The vice body is simple in design, which helps when precise, careful work is required rather than heavy-duty metalworking.
Usage Recommendations
Attach the vice to a solid edge of a bench or table and tighten the integrated clamp until the unit is stable. Place softer workpieces between the jaws with a protective pad if surface marks would be an issue. Use the pipe grips for cylindrical parts to reduce slippage and improve alignment when filing or gluing. Consider that, according to the manufacturer, this model is intended for lighter tasks and may not be suitable for heavy industrial use or very high clamping forces.
Notes on handling include avoiding overtightening when clamping to delicate pieces, and checking the clamp periodically during long sessions to ensure it remains secure. For repetitive or heavy clamping applications, a bench-mounted or bolt-down vice with larger jaws would offer greater durability and load capacity.
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Description:
This portable bench vice from IRWIN brings practical clamping to small workshops and hobby desks, offering a compact 75 mm jaw width for model making, light engineering and general DIY. It fastens quickly to a bench, table or other work surface using the integrated clamp, so you can secure workpieces without permanent mounting and regain workspace when needed.
Key Points
The vice is designed for hobbyists and model builders who need a stable grip on small parts. It includes parallel jaws with pipe grips beneath, allowing safe holding of cylindrical items. The integrated clamp system means the vice can be repositioned or removed in moments, which is useful when working on temporary projects or when bench space is limited. According to the manufacturer, the 75 mm jaw width is suitable for a wide range of small tasks, while the overall footprint remains compact.
Technical Specifications
Name: IRWIN V75B Record Table Vice
- Jaw width: 75 mm
- Mounting: Integrated clamp for bench or table attachment
- Special feature: Pipe grips under the parallel jaws
- Typical use: Hobby, modelling and light workshop tasks
Benefits
The compact size keeps this vice portable and easy to store when not in use. It allows immediate clamping without the need to bolt the tool to a surface, which is convenient for temporary setups or shared work areas. The presence of pipe grips expands the range of items you can hold securely, from round bars to small tubes. The vice body is simple in design, which helps when precise, careful work is required rather than heavy-duty metalworking.
Usage Recommendations
Attach the vice to a solid edge of a bench or table and tighten the integrated clamp until the unit is stable. Place softer workpieces between the jaws with a protective pad if surface marks would be an issue. Use the pipe grips for cylindrical parts to reduce slippage and improve alignment when filing or gluing. Consider that, according to the manufacturer, this model is intended for lighter tasks and may not be suitable for heavy industrial use or very high clamping forces.
Notes on handling include avoiding overtightening when clamping to delicate pieces, and checking the clamp periodically during long sessions to ensure it remains secure. For repetitive or heavy clamping applications, a bench-mounted or bolt-down vice with larger jaws would offer greater durability and load capacity.
