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Quick-Release Vise for Drill Press | 160 mm Workshop Machine Vise – WQC 160/150
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Features and Applications:
- Quick-release vise designed for fast and secure clamping of workpieces during milling, drilling and various workshop operations.
- The WQC 160/150 model is equipped with a quick-clamping lever mechanism. It allows for quick positioning of the workpiece – simply move the jaw against the workpiece and lock it using the lever.
- Replaceable and precisely ground jaws provide stable clamping and accurate positioning of the workpiece.
- The clamping mechanism provides high clamping force without requiring significant effort from the operator. Precisely ground guides ensure smooth movement and accurate, repeatable positioning.
- The vise is ideal for workshops, tool rooms, manufacturing facilities and wherever fast operation, secure clamping and high repeatability are required.
- To mount the vise to a machine table, a universal clamping accessories set can be used.
Advantages:
- Easy to relocate – the design allows the vise to be conveniently moved between different work tables.
- Large clearance beneath the workpiece allows holes to be drilled without the risk of drilling into the vise body.
- The body is made of high-quality stress-relieved cast iron, providing durability and stability.
- Precisely machined and ground surfaces ensure high accuracy during operation.
- Robust construction designed for demanding workshop applications.
- Fast and convenient clamping of workpieces.
- Grooved base makes it easier to correctly position the vise on a drill press or workshop table.
- Low overall height provides more usable working space on the machine table.
Technical Specifications:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| S | 157 mm |
| amin | 4 mm |
| amax | 160 mm |
| h | 41.5 mm |
| H | 107.5 mm |
| A | 230 mm |
| L | 325 mm |
| Lmax | 490 mm |
| d | 19 mm |
| k | 192 mm |
| Weight | 13.0 kg |
Did you know that...?
One of the earliest cast iron vises is believed to have been developed in England in 1830. Cast iron was relatively easy to shape during the casting process, allowing manufacturers to create bodies in almost any form. Early casting methods often resulted in voids and air pockets forming inside the material. These imperfections made the vises more brittle and could cause them to crack when subjected to high levels of stress.
One of the earliest cast iron vises is believed to have been developed in England in 1830. Cast iron was relatively easy to shape during the casting process, allowing manufacturers to create bodies in almost any form. Early casting methods often resulted in voids and air pockets forming inside the material. These imperfections made the vises more brittle and could cause them to crack when subjected to high levels of stress.
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