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10" table vise - Rhino Gear

Part #: HTVISE-10-FPD

The Rhino Gear HTVISE-10-FPD is a robust 10-inch industrial table vise engineered for demanding professional automotive and fabrication environments. Designed for stability and versatility, this heavy-duty vise provides secure clamping for a wide range of tasks, ensuring precision and efficiency in your workshop. Its substantial construction makes it an indispensable tool for mechanics and industrial technicians handling rigorous applications.

Key Features

  • Generous Jaw Capacity: Opens up to 11 inches, accommodating larger workpieces and various components encountered in industrial settings.
  • 360-Degree Swivel Base: Allows for precise positioning and optimal work angles, enhancing versatility for intricate tasks.
  • Replaceable Serrated Steel Jaws: Provides superior gripping power on materials and can be easily replaced, extending the vise's service life.
  • Integrated Anvil Surface: Features a dedicated anvil for light forming, shaping, and striking applications directly on the workstation.
  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily commercial use, ensuring long-term durability and reliable performance.

Applications

This industrial-grade 10" table vise is suitable for a broad spectrum of professional applications. It is ideal for securing heavy automotive components during repair or fabrication, clamping metal for welding or grinding, and holding parts for assembly or disassembly. Its robust design supports high-leverage operations common in truck shops, manufacturing facilities, and general industrial maintenance.

Specifications

  • Model Number: HTVISE-10-FPD
  • Jaw Opening: Up to 11 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 145 lbs.
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  • Model: 245896
  • Shipping Weight: 141lbs
  • UPC: 810524023351
  • Manufacturers Part #: HTVISE-10-FPD
  • Manufactured by: Rhino Gear
  • Also Known As: DYOHTVISE-10-FPD

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 31 May, 2017.