Machine Vise: 6" Jaw Width, Horizontal, Stationary Base MPN:DA-6601-ASSEMBL

The Heinrich DA-6601-ASSEMBL Machine Vise is the perfect tool for any industrial or professional setting that requires precision gripping and clamping of workpieces. Its robust construction features a solid cast iron body with a jaw width of 6 inches, designed to accommodate various sizes of material. The stationary base ensures stability during operation, while its adjustable piston-type movable jaw allows for precise control of workpiece placement. Additionally, the hollow design features built-in channels to facilitate chip evacuation for easier cleaning and maintenance. With a weight capacity of up to 2000 lbs., this machine vise is ideal for a wide range of applications in metalworking, woodworking, and general fabrication. The Air operation ensures reliable performance and minimal wear, while the Horizontal orientation provides optimal visibility during use. Invest in the Heinrich DA-6601-ASSEMBL Machine Vise to enhance your productivity and achieve precision results in your workshop.

Top product features:

• 1 Station This means that there is only one point in which workpieces can be mounted to hold them in place while being worked on, which allows for precision and control during operation.
• Piston Type Movable Jaw A piston type movable jaw provides precise control over the workpiece placement as it allows the user to adjust the distance between the moving jaw and the fixed jaw according to their needs without having to disassemble or adjust anything else on the vise.
• Hollow Base with Built-in Channels The hollow base design along with built-in channels facilitates chip evacuation during operation, which means that debris and waste generated during machining or woodworking can be easily removed from inside the vise without having to stop work.

Top product applications:

• Industrial manufacturing and assembly operations that require accurate and precise gripping of workpieces during processing, such as metalworking or woodworking industries, where a stable and reliable vise is necessary for holding the materials while being worked on.
• Repair shops or maintenance departments in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, or heavy equipment, where components need to be clamped and held steady for repairs or modifications.
• Engineering and R&D labs or educational institutions with metal or woodworking capabilities, where students or researchers may need to experiment with different materials and require a stable platform for holding them during the process of designing and testing prototypes.