Key features
- Pipe jaws for round workpieces
- Forged steel housing
- Serrated jaws for extra grip
- Integrated anvil for tapping and straightening
- 100 mm throat depth for precise positioning
- Two mounting holes for fixed installation
SKU VALBV200F
Bullram bench vise 200 mm with pipe jaws
The Bullram bench vise 200 mm with pipe jaws is designed for clamping and holding work in the garage and workshop. This workbench vise has a jaw width of 200 mm and a maximum jaw opening of 205 mm, making it suitable for sawing, drilling, filing and assembly work. The throat depth of 100 mm provides space to clamp workpieces deeper and position them accurately. The body is made of forged steel, which ensures high mechanical strength and resistance to deformation. During tightening, the jaws remain correctly aligned thanks to the guide, so workpieces are clamped evenly and the clamping surface maintains proper contact. The integrated pipe jaws make it possible to secure pipes and other round workpieces in a controlled way. Using the spindle, the jaw opening of this bench vise can be adjusted accurately for controlled clamping pressure. Jaws with a serrated pattern provide extra grip on workpieces. The integrated anvil enables light tapping and straightening work directly on the workbench, while two mounting holes in the base support fixed installation. Key features: - Jaw opening 205 mm Suitable for workpieces with varying thicknesses. - Pipe jaws For clamping pipes and other round workpieces. - Forged steel housing Provides high mechanical strength and resistance to deformation. - Serrated jaws Provide extra grip on workpieces. - Anvil For light tapping and straightening work directly on the workbench.
- Jaw width
- 200 mm
- Jaw opening
- 195 mm
- Throat depth
- 100 mm
- Anvil surface
- 125 x 90 mm
- Material
- Forged steel
- Mounting holes
- ø14 mm
- Centre distance
- 134 mm
- Dimensions
- 470 x 300 x 210 mm
- Brand
- Bullram
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